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2018 CFL draft

The 2018 CFL draft took place on May 3, 2018, at 8:00 pm ET and was broadcast on TSN and RDS. Sixty-nine players were chosen from among eligible players from Canadian Universities across the country, as well as Canadian players playing in the NCAA.

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Location
Toronto
Date
May 3
Fewest selections
Saskatchewan Roughriders (5)
First selection
Mark Chapman WR, Hamilton Tiger-Cats
Most selections
Montreal Alouettes (10)
NCAA selections
13

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2018 CFL draft

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Date · 1
2018 CFL draft → May 3
Fewest selections · 1
2018 CFL draft → Saskatchewan Roughriders (5)
First selection · 1
2018 CFL draft → Mark Chapman WR, Hamilton Tiger-Cats
Location · 1
2018 CFL draft → Toronto
Most selections · 1
2018 CFL draft → Montreal Alouettes (10)
NCAA selections · 1
2018 CFL draft → 13
Network · 1
2018 CFL draft → TSN/RDS
Sport · 1
2018 CFL draft → Canadian football
Time · 1
2018 CFL draft → 8:00 pm EDT
U Sports selections · 1
2018 CFL draft → 56

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
2018 CFL draftDateMay 31.00infobox
2018 CFL draftFewest selectionsSaskatchewan Roughriders (5)1.00infobox
2018 CFL draftFirst selectionMark Chapman WR, Hamilton Tiger-Cats1.00infobox
2018 CFL draftLocationToronto1.00infobox
2018 CFL draftMost selectionsMontreal Alouettes (10)1.00infobox
2018 CFL draftNCAA selections131.00infobox
2018 CFL draftNetworkTSN/RDS1.00infobox
2018 CFL draftSportCanadian football1.00infobox
2018 CFL draftTime8:00 pm EDT1.00infobox
2018 CFL draftU Sports selections561.00infobox

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    2018 CFL draft

    Nodes48
    Edges47
    Triples10
    Avg. degree1.96
    Density0.041667
    Components1
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