The NFL shifted its' draft system to seven-rounds in 1994 and has not changed since. With that, I wanted to see which schools have been the most successful in that time span so I set out on a research process in my free time (don't judge me) to quantify the results.

NOTE: I only used current Power-5 schools to save time, and it is unlikely that any school outside of said conferences would have much of an impact. If anybody has the time/determination to uncover the data from such a school, please let me know.

NOTE: I included selections in the Supplemental Draft so, technically, the 2018 draft cycle isn't officially complete.

Scoring System:
1st Round Pick: 7 Points
2nd Round Pick: 6 Points
3rd Round Pick: 5 Points
4th Round Pick: 4 Points
5th Round Pick: 3 Points
6th Round Pick: 2 Points
7th Round Pick: 1 Point

Positional Structure:
-Quarterbacks
-Running Backs/Fullbacks
-Wide Receivers/Tight Ends
-Offensive Line
-Front Seven* (Defensive Tackles, Defensive Ends, & Linebackers)
-Defensive Backs
-Special Teams (Kickers, Punters, & Long Snappers)

*Often, college DT's are listed as DE's in the draft, and the same goes for college DE's being listed as OLB's. Instead of determining whether to categorize them based on college position or by draft position, I combined all position groups under one category.

Top-10 Total Draft Points (Since 1994):
#1: Ohio State (714)
#2: Florida State (669)
#3: USC (611)
#4: Florida (602)
#5: Alabama (600)
#6: Miami (593)
#7: LSU (525)
#8: Georgia (510)
#9: Tennesse (486)
#10: Notre Dame (449)

Top-10 Total Drafted Players:
#1: Ohio State (154)
#2: Florida State (147)
#3: Florida (136)
#4: Miami (134)
#5: USC (133)
#6: Alabama (132)
#7: Georgia (125)
#8: LSU (122)
#9: Tennessee (115)
#10: Notre Dame (111)

Most Selections (By Round):
1st: Ohio State (41)
2nd: USC (30)
3rd: Ohio State (29)
4th: Florida & Florida State (24)
5th: Alabama (22)
6th: Notre Dame (22)
7th: Georgia (23)

Most Draft Points (By Position):
Quarterbacks: USC (46)
Running Backs/Fullbacks: Alabama (71)
Wide Receivers/Tight Ends: USC (137)
Offensive Linemen: Wisconsin (104)
Defensive Front Seven: Florida State (245)
Defensive Backs: Ohio State (180)
Special Teams: Florida State (15)

Most Selections (By Position):
Quarterbacks: USC (10)
Running Backs/Fullbacks: Alabama & Miami (16)
Wide Receivers/Tight Ends: USC (30)
Offensive Linemen: Notre Dame (24)
Defensive Front Seven: Florida State (52)
Defensive Backs: Ohio State (38)
Special Teams: Michigan State & Nebraska (4)

Draft Score Clubs (Individual Years):
70+ Points: 2016 Ohio State (70)
60+ Points: 2004 Ohio State (60) & 2016 Alabama (60)
50+ Points: 2000 Tennessee (54), 2002 Miami (53), 2006 Ohio State (53), 2008 USC (53), 2009 USC (53), 2005 Oklahoma (52), 2006 USC (52), 2010 Florida (51), 2017 Michigan (51), 2015 Florida State (50), & 2018 Alabama (50)

Total Selections Clubs (Individual Years):
14: 2004 Ohio State (60 Points)
12: 2016 Ohio State (70) & 2018 Alabama (50)
11: 2002 Miami (53), 2009 USC (53), 2005 Oklahoma (52), 2006 USC (52), 2017 Michigan (51), 2015 Florida State (50), & 2013 Florida State (46)
10: 2017 Alabama (60), 2008 USC (53), 1994 Notre Dame (49), 1994 Colorado (49), 2002 Tennessee (42), 1995 Florida State (41), 1996 Penn State (41), 1998 Washington (40), & 2015 Louisville (34)

"Draft Championships" (Individual Years):
#1: Florida State (5; 1997*, 1998, 2001, 2013, & 2015)
#2: Ohio State (4; 1997*, 2004, 2006, & 2016)
T-#3: Alabama (3; 2012, 2017, & 2018) & Miami (3; 2002, 2003, & 2011)
T-#5: Florida (2; 1999 & 2010) & USC (2; 2008 & 2009)

*Tie For 1st Place In 1997 Between Florida State & Ohio State

Top-5 Finishes (Individual Years):
#1: Ohio State (13)
#2: Florida State (10)
T-#3: Alabama & Florida (9)
T-#5: Georgia & Miami (8)

Top-10 Finishes (Individual Years):
T-#1: Florida State & Ohio State (15)
T-#3: Florida & Miami (13)
#5: USC (12)

I know it's silly, but it's fun and it truly shows the consistency by which Ohio State has developed NFL talent for a quarter of a century. 

If you have the time/determination to correct me, please notify of any errors.
Link: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1-zljirzghmXca0cgxvUqytep5dJtaCrd...