Oklahoma State, Kansas and Oklahoma are the top three out-of-state programs that pick up Texas talent.
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See how one team pulled off the fad perfectly.There are 7,423 current college football players from Texas at NCAA D-1, D-2, D-3, or NAIA schools. Of that number, 54 percent continued their careers at in-state colleges.
In-state Division I programs with the most players from Texas1. Houston - 100
2. Texas - 99
3. Rice - 93
4. Texas Tech - 91
5. Baylor - 91
Out-of-state Division I schools with the most players from Texas1. Oklahoma State - 71
2. Kansas - 46
3. Oklahoma - 43
In-state programs in D-II, D-III, or NAIA with the most players from Texas1. Mary Harding-Baylor - 172
2. Hardin-Simmons - 162
3. Howard Payne - 141
Out-of-state programs in D-II, D-III, or NAIA with the most players from Texas1. SE Oklahoma State - 107
2. Oklahoma Panhandle State - 76
3. Henderson State (AR) - 70
There are a number of factors that play into staying in-state. A big one from the perspective of parents is the in-state vs. out-of-state tuition at some universities. At Sam Houston State, for example, in-state tuition plus room and board is around $20,900 in-state, compared to out-of-state totals around $30,000.
With the HS Athlete College Guide you can get more information about which schools recruit the state, and tuition data for every team in the country along with the average athletic scholarship that any given team is receiving.
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