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*S26 ISFL First Round Geographical Analysis - dogwoodmaple - 11-21-2020 (479 words, 1.5x draft media) What do I mean with "Geographic Draft Analysis"? I'll analyze each ISFL first round pick to determine the average distance from their players' hometown to the franchise headquarters. If a player has a state listed instead of listed and no specific city, I used that state’s capital. If a player had no hometown and no state listed, I used their college. If they had no hometown, no state, and no college, I excluded them altogether. First round, listed from closest to farthest
When you account for the entire first round:
When you account for just the offensive players:
When you account for just the defensive players:
Some stats about the states/countries represented:
-The two farthest draftees from one another are #5 LB Vincent Jones (Watford, England) and #10 DE Demon Jaxson (Bedourie, Australia). They're a whopping 9,609.12 miles apart. -And lastly, only one team had multiple first round picks this year, the Yellowknife Wraiths. Their two picks are from 565.69 miles from one another. They are #4 WR Arthur Naught (Ottawa, Canada) and #12 LB Leonard Taylor (Williamsburg, Virginia). RE: S26 ISFL First Round Geographical Analysis - ThunderTitan82 - 11-21-2020 Dogwood Maple for MVP RE: S26 ISFL First Round Geographical Analysis - manicmav36 - 11-21-2020 Peak off-season media right here. Love it. |