College football is one of America’s least balanced sports. The landscape has clear haves and have-nots, with national championships reserved for a select few recruiting powers.

But in the realm of the NFL Draft, almost every major program has gotten a taste of the top. Some programs churn out far more draftees than others, of course, but all but two Power 5 programs have had a first-round draft pick since 2005. Indiana’s 20-year drought since its last first-rounder in 1994 could end this year with offensive tackle Jason Spriggs, while Iowa State’s 41-year stretch since a pick in 1973 is likely to continue.

Here’s how the country stacks up in recency of first-round selections, by conference:

SEC

Every team in the SEC has had someone go in the first round over the past eight drafts, and 11 of 14 teams have had a first rounder in just the past two drafts. That’s an impressive run of top selections.

Ole Miss hasn’t gotten one since 2009, but that’s certainly going to end in the first few moments of this year’s draft, when someone takes tackle Laremy Tunsil.

ACC

The ACC is interesting. Six different teams in this league had first-round picks last year alone, but it’s been a long while for some of the teams near the bottom of the conference.

NC State put an incredible three defensive linemen in the first round in 2006 (including top overall pick Mario Williams) but hasn’t had anyone go higher than 52nd overall in the nine years since then.

*We know.

Big Ten

One of these is not like the others.

The Big Ten has generally had at least two teams per year with first-round picks for the last several years, although it’s been a decade since Minnesota and Northwestern had someone taken in the first 32. But the real outlier is Indiana, which trails all Power 5 teams in this department except for Iowa State.

But it’s not like the Hoosiers haven’t had NFL talent. Even though they haven’t landed many blue-chip high school recruits, they’ve sent some really good players to the pros, including a bunch of second-to-fourth-rounders. Tackle Rodger Saffold went 33rd overall to the Rams in 2010, just one spot outside the first round.

Big 12

It isn’t surprising that Iowa State would be the least recent school to have a first-round pick out of the Big 12, but there is still a wild difference between the Cyclones and their peers.

No Power 5 team is even with 20 years of Iowa State’s dry spell on the first-round pick circuit, and unlike the next-closest team (Indiana), the Cyclones haven’t had a lot of mid-round picks to make up for it. Tackle Kelechi Osemele went 60th overall to the Ravens in 2012, making him the sixth-highest picked Cyclone ever and the highest since 1990. Amundson is the only first-rounder in program history, and the team that picked him doesn’t currently exist with the same name. After 1990, just three Cyclones have gone in the first three rounds.

Pac-12

Everyone’s had a pick since 2008, matching the Pac-12 with the SEC for the shortest window of time to have gotten every school involved in the first 32 selections. Arizona’s run of no first-rounders since 2008 will probably continue this year, as will Colorado’s since 2011. Cal’s streak from the same year should end with quarterback Jared Goff.

All the non-power FBS schools who have had first-rounders since Iowa State’s last one in 1973

Not even counting Notre Dame, that’s 32 Group of 5 and independent FBS teams with a more recent first-round pick than the Cyclones. Matt Campbell is not stepping into an easy job.