day after 2012 national signing day...
A day after National Signing day,
it really appears that the old saying holds true...
"the rich get richer" as several college football's
power programs continue to land top recruiting
classes. Defending national champ Alabama put the finishing touches on what's considered the consensus top class. Running back T.J. Yeldon and safety Landon Collins are among the top players at their position. The rest of the class is sprinkled with high-rated performers on both sides of the ball. Another school, now heading for the sport's premier conference, locked up one of the nation's best players. That star, wide receiver Dorial Green-Beckham, USA TODAY's offensive player of the year, signed with Missouri, his home-state school, boosting the Tigers' class. Other marquee schools such as Florida State, Texas, Ohio State, Florida and Michigan were not far behind Alabama. Rivals.com Top 100 Prospect Ranking - Football ~click here. Other news from National Signing Day is NO ONE HAS RECEIVED A LETTER OF INTENT from Harvey-Clemons at the time of this writing. Josh Harvey-Clemons, the number 1-rated linebacker in the country, according to ESPN, announced his decision to attend Georgia on the morning of signing day. By the evening, however, his letter of intent had not arrived in Athens. Woodrow Clemons, his grandfather and legal guardian, was refusing to sign off on the decision. The Lowdnes (Valdosta, Ga.) remains firm on his pledge to the Bulldogs, but it could be a while before this one gets sorted out. |
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