National Signing Day 2016: Live commitment tracker
Live commitment tracker to keep tabs on all of the announcements during National Signing Day 2016.
The day has finally arrived for the best high school football players to sign their letters of intent and fax them over to the school they will be continuing their football careers.
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It’s National Signing Day and it’s the biggest day of the year for college football recruiting as teams all across the country believe they added the players who will take their team to a conference and/or national championship.
Of course, recruiting is an inexact science so it doesn’t always work out as well as we think on the first Wednesday in February, but a ton of talented prospects who should have long and productive careers on the football field.
The nation’s top recruit Rashan Gary will commit to either the Michigan Wolverines or the Clemson Tigers at 1:00 p.m. EST and is one of the many uncommitted five-star recruits who will make his college choice public today.
You can keep up with all of the announcements during National Signing Day with our live tracker that will update throughout the day as announcements come in.
Players scheduled to commit on National Signing Day: (Schools will be added once players make announcements)
Nigel Warrior – Tennessee Volunteers
Nate Johnson – Michigan Wolverines
Brian Burns – Florida State Seminoles
Brandon Stephens – UCLA Bruins
Mecole Hardman Jr. – Georgia Bulldogs
Marcel Southall – Texas Longhorns
Mykel Jones – Oklahoma Sooners
Quartney Davis – Texas A&M Aggies
Michail Carter – Georgia
Trayvon Mullen – Clemson Tigers
Jacob Mathis – Ole Miss Rebels
Prince Sammons – Auburn Tigers
Shyheim Carter – Alabama Crimson Tide
Keyshon Camp – Pittsburgh Panthers
Brandon Jones – Texas
Jamel Cook – Flips from Florida State to USC Trojans
Deontay Anderson – Ole Miss
Javon Wims – Georgia
Jared Mayden – Alabama
Tyrie Cleveland – Florida Gators
LaVert Hill – Michigan
Stephon Taylor – South Carolina Gamecocks
Erick Fowler – Flips from LSU to Texas
Carlos Becker – Florida State
Joshua Jacobs – Alabama
A.J. Brown – Ole Miss
Ben Davis – Alabama
Amir Rasul – Florida State
Jauan Williams – Florida State
Jonathan Jones – Notre Dame
Dontavious Jackson – Florida State
Nate Craig-Myers – Auburn Tigers
Aaron Robinson – Flips from Florida to Alabama
Drake Davis – LSU
Jeffrey McCulloch – Texas
Vavae Malepeai – Flips from Oregon to USC
Malik Harrison – Ohio State
Ryan Parker – TCU
Connor Murphy – USC
Quinn Nordin – Michigan
Shavar Manuel – Flips from Florida to Florida State
Randrecous Davis – South Carolina Gamecocks
Landon Dickerson – Florida State
John Simpson – Clemson
Jeffery Simmons – Mississippi State Bulldogs
Ahmmon Richards – Miami Hurricanes
Joshua Fatu – USC
Kristian Fulton – LSU
Rashan Gary – Michigan
Jonathan Kongbo – Tennessee
Mack Wilson – Alabama
Jordan Elliott – Texas
Terrell Hall – Alabama
E.J. Price – USC
Derrick Brown – Auburn Tigers
Mique Juarez – UCLA Bruins
Devin Asiasi – Michigan
Aaron Hansford – Texas A&M
Boss Tagaloa – UCLA
Jack Jones – USC
Caleb Kelly – Oklahoma Sooners
This year’s recruiting cycle sees Alabama finish with the No. 1 recruiting classes, according to Rivals and 247Sports, while Florida State finished with the top class, according to ESPN.
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They finish at the top but the Texas Longhorns had a fantastic finish to get a consensus top-15 class for the second year in a row. If Strong can get enough wins in Year 3 in Austin, his teams in 2018 should be ready to contend in the Big 12 again.
The single biggest recruiting news of the day was Michigan landing Gary. He was the target of Harbaugh’s since he took the job at his alma mater. He is a Day 1 starter who could be a program-defining type of player by the time he leaves Ann Arbor. Michigan is a legit contender to get to the College Football Playoff because of him.