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1972 CFL draft

The 1972 CFL draft composed of nine rounds where 70 Canadian football players that were chosen exclusively from eligible Canadian universities. The Montreal Alouettes, who had the worst record in the Eastern Conference in the previous season, had the first overall selection.

1st round

  1. Montreal Alouettes Larry Smith RB Bishop's

  2. Edmonton Eskimos Mike Lambros LB Queen's

  3. British Columbia Lions Steve Szapka G Simon Fraser

  4. Hamilton Tiger-Cats Tom Walker FB Waterloo Lutheran

  5. Montreal Alouettes Peter Paliotti WR Loyola

  6. Hamilton Tiger-Cats John Harris T York

  7. Hamilton Tiger-Cats Mike O'Shaughnessy DE McMaster

  8. Toronto Argonauts Rick Chevers LB Waterloo

  9. Calgary Stampeders Don Moulton DB Calgary

2nd round

  1. Montreal Alouettes Alexander Baptist LB Bishop's

  2. Winnipeg Blue Bombers Bruce Miatello T McMaster

  3. Toronto Argonauts Stewart Francis LB Simon Fraser

  4. Calgary Stampeders John Konihowski WR Saskatchewan

  5. Calgary Stampeders Bill Hogan WR Waterloo Lutheran

  6. Winnipeg Blue Bombers Jon Dellandrea T Toronto

  7. Saskatchewan Roughriders Bob Toogood DE Manitoba

  8. Toronto Argonauts Bill Turnbull DB Waterloo Lutheran

  9. Calgary Stampeders Bob Bayter DB McMaster

3rd round

  1. Montreal Alouettes Rick Kaupp DB New Brunswick

  2. Edmonton Eskimos Glen Colwill TB Simon Fraser

  3. British Columbia Lions Bob Friend DB Simon Fraser

  4. Ottawa Rough Riders Doug Cihoki E Western Ontario

  5. Winnipeg Blue Bombers Rein Enno C Toronto

  6. Hamilton Tiger-Cats Jim Chalkley FB McMaster

  7. Saskatchewan Roughriders Joe Watt T McMaster

  8. Toronto Argonauts John Buda T Waterloo

  9. Calgary Stampeders Jeff Owen T Windsor

4th round

  1. Montreal Alouettes Jim Leone G St. Francis Xavier

  2. Edmonton Eskimos Roy Beechey WR Alberta

  3. British Columbia Lions Art Lestins T Waterloo Lutheran

  4. Ottawa Rough Riders Stew MacSween DB Toronto

  5. Winnipeg Blue Bombers John Morash DT Windsor

  6. Hamilton Tiger-Cats Jerry Mays WR McMaster

  7. Saskatchewan Roughriders Jim Cooper DB Waterloo Lutheran

  8. Toronto Argonauts Mike Urban QB Windsor

  9. Calgary Stampeders Don Westlake TB Guelph

5th round

  1. Montreal Alouettes Mike Tanner DB Dalhousie

  2. Edmonton Eskimos Barry St. George WR Ottawa

  3. British Columbia Lions Bill MacDonald QB Bishop's

  4. Ottawa Rough Riders Ron Perowne TB Bishop's

  5. Winnipeg Blue Bombers Jamie Horne LB Manitoba

  6. Hamilton Tiger-Cats Dan Smith QB Ottawa

  7. Toronto Argonauts Gary Jeffries DB Waterloo Lutheran

  8. Calgary Stampeders Paul Knill DB Western Ontario

6th round

  1. Montreal Alouettes Dave Scharman G Waterloo Lutheran

  2. Edmonton Eskimos Dave Syme QB Simon Fraser

  3. British Columbia Lions Jean Gouin T Ottawa

  4. Ottawa Rough Riders Gordon Ladbrook LB Dalhousie

  5. Winnipeg Blue Bombers Mario Nardone DT Carleton

  6. Hamilton Tiger-Cats Mark Drexler DE Western Ontario

  7. Hamilton Tiger-Cats Mark Baldosoro HB McMaster

  8. Toronto Argonauts Rick Henderson G Waterloo Lutheran

  9. Calgary Stampeders William Lockington QB McMaster

7th round

  1. Montreal Alouettes John Danaher DE New Brunswick

  2. Edmonton Eskimos Bud Coupland WR Calgary

  3. British Columbia Lions Wayne Terry DB Ottawa

  4. Ottawa Rough Riders Fred Tokaryk DT Dalhousie

  5. Winnipeg Blue Bombers Mark Millen DE Manitoba

  6. Hamilton Tiger-Cats Rick Wiedenhoeft DB Waterloo

  7. Toronto Argonauts Doug Ball HB Toronto

  8. Calgary Stampeders Frank Belvedere HB Loyola

8th round

  1. Montreal Alouettes Ian Purcell DB Simon Fraser

  2. Edmonton Eskimos Jerry Simpson DB Dalhousie

  3. British Columbia Lions Ron Warner G British Columbia

  4. Winnipeg Blue Bombers Bill Thompson DE Queen's

  5. Calgary Stampeders Scott Henderson C Calgary

9th round

  1. Montreal Alouettes Larry Rodenbush C Brandon

  2. Montreal Alouettes William Beaton G Carleton

  3. Winnipeg Blue Bombers Doug Cozac HB Queen's

  4. Calgary Stampeders Rick Coleman DT Calgary

References

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