Fourteen fun Big Ten factoids from 2015 NFL Draft

It was a successful 2015 NFL Draft for the Big Ten.

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A total of 35 former Big Ten stars were selected, from 13 of the conference's 14 schools, and Iowa offensive lineman Brandon Scherff went No. 5, snapping the Big Ten's drought of top 10 picks.

Three Big Ten players went in the top 15, actually, as Michigan State cornerback Trae Waynes and Wisconsin running back Melvin Gordon went No. 11 (Minnesota) and No. 15 (San Diego), respectively.

Want more fun draft factoids? Below, find one 2015 NFL Draft tidbit for every Big Ten team.

ILLINOIS

For the first time, #Illini had no draft picks in back-to-back NFL drafts.

— Illinois on BTN (@IllinoisOnBTN) May 4, 2015

INDIANA

DYK? Tevin Coleman (@Teco_Raww) is @HoosierFootball's highest drafted RB since Vaughn Dunbar went No. 21 in 1992. pic.twitter.com/Kjph6esQjP

— Indiana On BTN (@IndianaOnBTN) May 4, 2015

IOWA

The last 4 multi-year starting LT for @HawkeyeFootball have heard their name called in the 1st Rd #GoHawks pic.twitter.com/rKtmZxhUOe

— Austin Showalter (@IowaAustinShow) May 1, 2015

MARYLAND

Darius Kilgo is the first @MarylandPride defensive lineman drafted since Dre Moore in 2008.

— Maryland On BTN (@MarylandOnBTN) May 4, 2015

MICHIGAN

Third U-M pick of the draft ties the program's most in one year since 2008.

— Mark Snyder (@Mark__Snyder) May 2, 2015

MICHIGAN STATE

Trae Waynes is the highest drafted Spartan (No.11 overall) in the head coach Mark Dantonio era. #NFLDraft

— Michigan State Football (@MSU_Football) May 1, 2015

MINNESOTA

Four #Gophers - the most since 2006 - were selected in the NFL Draft. STORY: http://t.co/glDh7PEdb5

— Minnesota Football (@GopherFootball) May 2, 2015

NEBRASKA

With 3 #Huskers taken in the #NFLDraft2015, Nebraska has had at least three players selected in the draft in 45 of the past 46 drafts. #GBR

— Nebraska Huskers (@Huskers) May 2, 2015

NORTHWESTERN

Ibraheim Campbell and Trevor Siemian give @NUFBFamily multiple draft picks in two of the last four NFL drafts. pic.twitter.com/1v3tmd5Lyq

— Northwestern On BTN (@NUOnBTN) May 4, 2015

OHIO STATE

The streak continues. @OhioStAthletics has had at least one player drafted in each of the last 17 NFL drafts. pic.twitter.com/DwKdEpa2h3

— Ohio State on BTN (@OhioStateOnBTN) May 4, 2015

PENN STATE

Donovan Smith is the highest Nittany Lion drafted since Jared Odrick went 28th overall in the 2010 Draft to the Miami Dolphins.

— Kris Petersen (@GoPSUKris) May 1, 2015

PURDUE

.@RKRelentless is NINTH Boilermaker DE picked in the last 18 drafts! #BoilerUp http://t.co/h8pipEPzhk pic.twitter.com/aGvMnzsjO4

— Purdue Football (@BoilerFootball) May 2, 2015

RUTGERS

Answer to future trivia question: Tyler Kroft was @RFootball's first NFL draft pick as a @B1Gfootball member. pic.twitter.com/KjxsglcsX3

— Rutgers On BTN (@RutgersOnBTN) May 4, 2015

WISCONSIN

Make that 17 #Badgers offensive linemen drafted since 2000, most in the country. #NFLDraft #OLineU

— Wisconsin Football (@BadgerFootball) May 2, 2015