The Canadian College Draft (also known as the CFL Canadian Draft, CFL College Draft or simply CFL Draft) is an annual sports draft in which the teams of the Canadian Football League (CFL) select eligible Canadian/non-import players, typically from the ranks of CIS football or NCAA college football. Since 1997, the draft has consisted of six rounds, with teams selecting in reverse order of their placement in the previous season.
Formerly held as part of annual league meetings in Hamilton, and occasionally televised, in recent years the draft has typically been held via conference call. In 2007, the league began producing a free webcast of the event.[1] In 2009, the first two rounds were broadcast on TSN.
[edit] List of drafts
1970 CFL Draft • 1971 CFL Draft • 1972 CFL Draft • 1973 CFL Draft • 1974 CFL Draft • 1975 CFL Draft • 1976 CFL Draft • 1977 CFL Draft • 1978 CFL Draft • 1979 CFL Draft
1980 CFL Draft • 1981 CFL Draft • 1982 CFL Draft • 1983 CFL Draft • 1984 CFL Draft • 1985 CFL Draft • 1986 CFL Draft • 1987 CFL Draft • 1988 CFL Draft • 1989 CFL Draft
1990 CFL Draft • 1991 CFL Draft • 1992 CFL Draft • 1993 CFL Draft • 1994 CFL Draft • 1995 CFL Draft • 1996 CFL Draft • 1997 CFL Draft • 1998 CFL Draft • 1999 CFL Draft
2000 CFL Draft • 2001 CFL Draft • 2002 CFL Draft • 2003 CFL Draft • 2004 CFL Draft • 2005 CFL Draft • 2006 CFL Draft • 2007 CFL Draft • 2008 CFL Draft • 2009 CFL Draft
2010 CFL Draft •
[edit] In popular culture
In The Simpsons episode "When Flanders Failed", Homer is seen watching a "CFL Draft".
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