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NEW YORK (April 26, 2003 6:27 p.m. EDT) - The Miami Hurricanes kept winning Saturday, this time in the NFL draft.
The dominant college football team of the last two seasons with one national championship and one runner-up finish, the Hurricanes had four players selected in the first round: wide receiver Andre Johnson (third overall to Houston); defensive end Jerome McDougle (15th to Philadelphia); running back Willis McGahee (23rd to Buffalo); and defensive tackle William Joseph (25th to the New York Giants).
Penn State matched Miami with four first-rounders. Defensive tackle Jimmy Kennedy went 12th to St. Louis, followed by DE Michael Haynes (14th to Chicago), WR Bryant Johnson (17th to Arizona), and RB Larry Johnson (27th to Kansas City)....more
The dominant college football team of the last two seasons with one national championship and one runner-up finish, the Hurricanes had four players selected in the first round: wide receiver Andre Johnson (third overall to Houston); defensive end Jerome McDougle (15th to Philadelphia); running back Willis McGahee (23rd to Buffalo); and defensive tackle William Joseph (25th to the New York Giants).
Penn State matched Miami with four first-rounders. Defensive tackle Jimmy Kennedy went 12th to St. Louis, followed by DE Michael Haynes (14th to Chicago), WR Bryant Johnson (17th to Arizona), and RB Larry Johnson (27th to Kansas City)....more
