Breaking down which Pac-12 team had the most players drafted

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The NFL Draft has come and gone, and programs from across the Pac-12 saw some of their best players hear their name called.
While it is sad for many fans to see guys like Tanner McKee, Dorian Thompson-Robinson, or even Clark Phillips III depart and move onto the next level, it is also exciting to see them live out their dream. Stanford pass catcher Elijah Higgins had one of the most heartfelt reactions to being drafted, and likely has fans from all over pulling for him.
Despite the draft being an accomplishment for the players as much as anything, fans and programs alike find ways to compete with one another. That is why I will be breaking down how many draft picks each team in the Pac-12 had, as well as identifying their highest selection.
Here is which Pac-12 teams had the most players drafted in the recent 2023 NFL Draft! Disclaimer, there were three teams in Arizona, Colorado, and Washington who didn't have a player drafted so they will no the featured.
Washington State
Players Drafted: 1
Highest Pick: Daiyan Henley, Rd 3, Pick No. 85 (LA Chargers)
Cal
Players Drafted: 1
Highest Pick: Daniel Scott, Rd 5, Pick No. 158 (Indianapolis Colts)
Arizona State
Players Drafted: 1
Highest Pick: Nesta Jade Silvera, Rd 7, Pick No. 231 (Las Vegas Raiders)
Oregon State
Players Drafted: 2
Highest Pick: Luke Musgrave, Rd 2, Pick No. 42 (Green Bay Packers)
Utah
Players Drafted: 3
Highest Pick: Dalton Kincaid Rd 1, Pick No. 25 (Buffalo Bills)
UCLA
Players Drafted: 4
Highest Pick: Zach Charbonnet, Rd 2, Pick No. 52 (Seattle Seahawks)
USC
Players Drafted: 4
Highest Pick: Jordan Addison, Rd 2, Pick No. 23 (Minnesota Vikings)
Stanford
Players Drafted: 5
Highest Pick: Michael Wilson, Rd 3, Pick No. 94 (Arizona Cardinals)
Oregon
Players Drafted: 6
Highest Pick: Christian Gonzalez, Rd 1, Pick No. 17 (New England Patriots)

Managing Editor and Publisher of CardinalCountry.com, formerly a Pac-12 Network Production Assistant and a contributing writer for USA Today's Longhorns Wire. I am a proud graduate of Quinnipiac University's sports journalism master's program. Follow me on Twitter @Kevin__Borba
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