The (in terms of where they went to high school) in the 2015 were Florida, Georgia, and California and Texas. Indeed, almost half the draftees were from those four states.While those four states produced the most players in this year's draft, just look at what will be on college fields this season from those states. and hail from those states.We decided to put together a full starting 22 of current college football players from each of those states, and here's what we came up with.CaliforniaOverview: There's an extremely good offensive backfield, a better-than-it-looks secondary and some stars in the offensive line (Max Tuerk is the best center in the nation) and at linebacker (Scooby Wright is a big-play machine). Overall, though, this looks to be Dakota Mathias Jersey the second-best state.OffenseQB Cody Ke sler, USCHigh school: Bakersfield CentennialRB Devontae Booker, UtahHigh school: Sacramento Grant UnionRB Royce Freeman, OregonHigh school: Imperial WR JuJu Smith, USCHigh school: Long Beach PolyWR Nelson Spruce, ColoradoHigh school: Westlake Village WestlakeTE Austin Hooper, StanfordHigh school: Concord De La SalleOT Toa Lobendahn, USCHigh school: La Habra OT Kyle Murphy, StanfordHigh school: San ClementeG Chris Borrayo, CaliforniaHigh school: ParamountG Alex Redmond, UCLAHigh school: Los AlamitosC Max Tuerk, USCHigh school:Santa Margarita CatholicDefenseDT Kenny Clark, UCLAHigh school: San Bernardino CarterDT Antwaun Woods, USCHigh school: Los Angeles TaftDE Eddie Vanderdoes, UCLAHigh school: Auburn PlacerLB Michael Barton, CaliforniaHigh school: Concord De La SalleLB Jared Norris Hal Greer Jersey , UtahHigh school: Bakersfield CentennialLB Joe Walker, OregonHigh school: Palos VerdesLB Scooby Wright, ArizonaHigh school: Santa Rosa Cardinal NewmanCB Adoree Jackson, USCHigh school: Gardena SerraCB Ishmael Adams, UCLAHigh school: Westlake Village Oaks ChristianS Su'a Cravens, USCHigh school: Murrieta Vista MurrietaS Darian Thompson, Boise StateHigh school: Lancaster ParacleteFloridaOverview: There is a shockingly high percentage of these guys who left the state to play college football. One thing: Florida, Florida State and Miami lost some stud undercla smen who would've been on this list, as did USC ( and ). All four members of the defensive line are from south Florida -- and just one of them stayed in-state. Both wide receivers are sophomores, and QB Jacoby Bri sett is inconsistent. This team is third-best among our quartet.OffenseQB Jacoby Bri sett, North Carolina StateHigh school: Palm Beach Gardens DwyerRB Dalvin Cook, Florida StateHigh school: Miami CentralRB Derrick Henry, AlabamaHigh school: YuleeWR Charles Nelson, OregonHigh school: Daytona Beach SeabreezeWR Artavis Scott, ClemsonHigh school: Tarpon Springs East LakeTE Jonnu Smith, Florida InternationalHigh school: Ocala West PortOT John Theus, GeorgiaHigh school: Jacksonville BollesOT Laremy Tunsil, Mi si sippiHigh school: Lake City ColumbiaG Trey Braun, Georgia TechHigh school: Tallaha see LeonG Denver Kirkland, ArkansasHigh school: Miami WashingtonC Ty Darlington, OklahomaHigh school: ApopkaDefenseDE Joey Bosa, Ohio StateHigh school: Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas AquinasDT Luther Maddy, Virginia TechHigh school: Delray Beach AtlanticDT Nile Lawrence-Stample, Florida StateHigh school: Fort Lauderdale NovaDE Dadi Nicolas, Virginia TechHigh school: Delray Beach AtlanticLB Skai Moore, South CarolinaHigh school: Fort Lauderdale University SchoolLB Curt Maggitt, Tenne seeHigh school: Palm Beach Gardens DwyerLB Eric Striker, OklahomaHigh school: Seffner ArmwoodCB Vernon Hargreaves III, Matisse Thybulle Jersey FloridaHigh school: Tampa WhartonCB Mackensie Alexander, ClemsonHigh school: ImmokaleeS Karl Joseph, West VirginiaHigh school: Orlando EdgewaterS Keanu Neal, FloridaHigh school: Bushnell South SumterGeorgiaOverview: Other than Vadal Alexander, who might be the best guard in the nation, the offensive line is underwhelming. The same goes for the wide receivers. But Deshaun Watson and Nick Chubb make for an interesting 1-2 punch in the backfield, and there is talent along the defensive line and in the secondary, too. Top to bottom, though, this team is fourth among our quartet.OffenseQB Deshaun Watson, ClemsonHigh school: GainesvilleRB Nick Chubb, GeorgiaHigh school: CedartownRB Shadrach Thornton, North Carolina StateHigh school: Hinesville Liberty CountyWR Bug Howard, North CarolinaHigh school: Rochelle Wilcox CountyWR Demarcus Robinson, FloridaHigh school: Fort Valley Peach CountyTE Evan Engram, Mi si sippiHigh school: Powder Springs HillgroveOT Bryan Chamberlain, Georgia TechHigh school: Albany MonroeOT Eric Smith, VirginiaHigh school: Decatur ColumbiaG Vadal Alexander, LSUHigh school: BufordG Brandon Kublanow, GeorgiaHigh school: Marietta WaltonC Cory Helms, Wake ForestHigh school: Alpharetta MiltonDefenseDE Carl Lawson, AuburnHigh school: Alpharetta MiltonDT Robert Nkemdiche, Mi si sippiHigh school: Loganville GraysonDE Sheldon Rankins, LouisvilleHigh Al Horford Jersey school: Covington EastsideLB P.J. Davis, Georgia TechHigh school: CairoLB Leonard Floyd, GeorgiaHigh school: Eastman Dodge CountyLB Jordan Jenkins, GeorgiaHigh school: Hamilton Harris CountyLB Terrance Smith, Florida StateHigh school: Decatur Southwest DeKalbCB Brandon Facyson, Virginia TechHigh school: Newnan NorthgateCB Jonathan Jones, AuburnHigh school: CarrolltonS Vonn Bell, Ohio StateHigh school: Ro sville RidgelandS Tray Matthews, AuburnHigh school: NewnanTexasOverview: Talent abounds at the skill positions, and the offensive line features two high-level senior offensive tackles and one of the best centers in the nation. The secondary is solid, and Pete Robertson is a big-play guy. But it's the defensive line that stands out. If that unit actually was put on the field at one time for one team -- my goodne s. This is the best team among our quartet.OffenseQB Trevone Boykin, TCUHigh school: Mesquite West MesquiteRB Samaje Perine, OklahomaHigh school: Pflugerville HendricksonRB Jonathan Williams, ArkansasHigh school: AllenWR Corey Coleman, BaylorHigh school: Richardson PearceWR Josh Doctson, TCUHigh school: Mansfield LegacyWR Rashard Higgins, Colorado StateHigh school: MesquiteOT Le'Raven Clark, Texas TechHigh school: RockdaleOT Allen Iverson Jersey Spencer Drango, BaylorHigh school: Cedar ParkG Joseph Cheek, Texas A&MHigh school: SeguinG Alfredo Morales, Texas TechHigh school: Arlington Sam HoustonC Mike Matthews, Texas A&MHigh school: Mi souri City ElkinsDefenseDE Myles Garrett, Texas A&MHigh school: Arlington MartinDT Andrew Billings, BaylorHigh school: WacoDT A'Shawn Robinson, AlabamaHigh school: Fort Worth Arlington HeightsDE Emmanuel Ogbah, Oklahoma StateHigh school: Houston BushLB Ryan Simmons, Oklahoma StateHigh school: Cibolo SteeleLB Pete Robertson, Texas TechHigh school: LongviewLB Taylor Young, BaylorHigh school: DeSotoCB William Jackson, HoustonHigh school: Houston WheatleyCB Zack Sanchez, OklahomaHigh school: Fort Worth CentralS Jalen Mills, LSUHigh school: DeSotoS Derrick Kindred, TCUHigh school: San Antonio WagnerMike Huguenin can be reached at mike.huguenin@nfl.com. 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