The SEC’s dominance of the last decade of college football has translated to the next level, as no conference in the FBS had more NFL alums this season than the SEC.

Nine of the conference’s 14 teams had at least 20 former stars playing in the NFL in 2014, and five had at least 30 alums starring at the pro level. Alabama and LSU each boasted 42 NFL stars apiece, more than Kentucky, Mississippi State and Vanderbilt combined.

Here’s a rundown of how many NFL stars began their careers at SEC schools, and a list of some of the SEC’s notable alums starring in the NFL this season:

Team No. of players Noteables
Alabama 42 Julio Jones, Eddie Lacy, Dre Kirkpatrick, C.J. Mosley
Arkansas 15 Peyton Hillis, Darren McFadden, Jason Peters, Jarius Wright
Auburn 27 Cam Newton, Nick Fairley, Karlos Dansby, Ronnie Brown
Florida 36 Carlos Dunlap, Joe Haden, Percy Harvey, Maurkice Pouncey
Georgia 39 Matthew Stafford, Geno Atkins, A.J. Green, Knowshon Moreno
Kentucky 14 Randall Cobb, Stevie Johnson, Tim Masthay, Jacob Tamme
LSU 42 Odell Beckham Jr., Dwayne Bowe, Jeremy Hill, Patrick Peterson
Mississippi State 15 Fletcher Cox, Johnthan Banks, Darius Slay, K.J. Wright
Missouri 22 Aldon Smith, Jeremy Maclin, Ziggy Hood, Blaine Gabbert
Ole Miss 19 Eli Manning, Patrick Willis, Mike Wallace, Michael Oher
South Carolina 28 Alshon Jeffery, Jadeveon Clowney, John Abraham, Melvin Ingram
Tennesse 31 Peyton Manning, Arian Foster, Jason Witten, Jerod Mayo
Texas A&M 25 Johnny Manziel, Mike Evans, Ryan Tannehill, Von Miller
Vanderbilt 11 Jay Cutler, Jordan Matthews, Zac Stacy