The SEC is making NFL Draft history this weekend.

The conference had a record 21 draft picks through two rounds, and Alabama had a record nine draftees through 79 picks.

Through three rounds, the SEC leads all Power 5 Conferences with 30 draft picks, 11 more picks than the second closest conference, the Big Ten. The SEC West alone (20) has more draft picks than any other conference.

Interestingly, five former SEC schools still haven’t recorded a draft pick yet.

But there’s still hope on Saturday, as rounds four through seven start at noon.

Undoubtedly, several of the players below will go undrafted, but most will immediately sign free agent deals with NFL teams following the draft. Here are 55 remaining draft-eligible players broken down by school entering the final day, according to NFL.com’s database:

Alabama Crimson Tide (2)
Gehrig Dieter, WR
Eddie Jackson, DB

Arkansas Razorbacks (8)
Toby Baker, P
Brooks Ellis, LB
Keon Hatcher, WR
Jeremiah Ledbetter, DE
Drew Morgan, WR
Dan Skipper, OL
Jeremy Sprinkle, TE
Deatrich Wise, DE

Auburn Tigers (5)
Rudy Ford, DB
Alex Kozan, OL
Carl Lawson, OLB/DE
Robert Leff, OT
Tony Stevens, WR

Florida Gators (4)
Caleb Brantley, DT
Bryan Cox Jr, DE
Joey Ivie, DT
David Sharpe, OT

Georgia Bulldogs (3)
Quincy Mauger, DB
Isaiah McKenzie, WR/KR
Greg Pyke, OG

Kentucky Wildcats (2)
Jon Toth, C
Boom Williams, RB

LSU Tigers (5)
Tashawn Bower, DE
Malachi Dupri, WR
Travin Dural, WR
Davon Godchaux, DT
Lewis Neal, DE

Ole Miss (7)
Quincy Adeboyejo, WR
Tony Bridges, CB
Fadol Brown, DE
DJ Jones, DT
Derrick Jones, CB
Chad Kelly, QB
Damore’ea Stringfellow, WR

Mississippi State (5)
Riche Brown, LB
Johnathan Calvin, DE
Jamaal Clayborn, C
Fred Ross, WR
Justin Senior, OT

Missouri (2)
Josh Augusta, DT
Aarion Penton, CB

South Carolina Gamecocks (1)
Darius English, OLB

Tennessee Volunteers (4)
Jason Croom, WR
Joshua Dobbs, QB
Josh Malone, WR
Jalen Reeves-Maybin, LB

Texas A&M (6)
Jermaine Eluemunor, OG
Avery Gennesy, OT
Trevor Knight, QB
Speedy Noil, WR
Josh Reynolds, WR
Ricky Seals-Jones, WR

Vanderbilt (1)
Will Holden, OT