Early Signing Period Announcement Guide
The Early Signing Period for college football kicks off Wednesday, with a 72-hour window open for players to make their decisions official with a signed letter-of-intent. With the majority of prospects now signing in December, Wednesday Dec. 18 is officially National Signing Day. Many of the class's biggest names are already committed, but one thing is for sure: There will still be hat ceremonies, commitment videos and plenty of televised announcements and some high-profile flips.
Here’s our guide on when and how to watch announcements from the nation’s top players (all times Eastern), which kick off in earnest on Wednesday.
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WEDNESDAY
Time/Channel: 3 PM ET/No TV
Finalists: Oregon (committed), Nebraska, UCLA, Arkansas
Coverage: Oregon commit Myles Slusher still contemplating his future
THURSDAY
Time/Broadcast: 10 AM/TBD
Finalists: Alabama, Kentucky, LSU, Georgia, Florida, Auburn
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COMMITMENTS/SIGNINGS
CatsIllustrated.com: Kentucky lands 4-star JUCO DT Jeremy Flax
CatsIllustrated.com: Four-star OL Reuben Adams gives Kentucky major boost
SIMMONS: Coin flip helps Whitehead pick Tennessee over UCLA
HELMHOLDT: Minnesota 4-star LB Kaden Johnson picks Wisconsin
AuburnSports.com: Auburn beats Alabama, Ole Miss for R250 tight end Peagues
CASSIDY: Georgia Tech flips Florida State QB commit Sims
VolQuest.com: Tennessee lands big DE Perry
RebelGrove.com: Ole Miss lands DB out of Florida
WarChant.com: FSU earns surprise signing from WR Kentron Poitier
CASSIDY: LSU reaches into Florida to pick premiere OL Dumervil
SPIEGELMAN: Stanford beats out Texas A&M for Emmitt Smith's son
BuckeyeGrove.com: Ohio State lands second QB in 4-star C.J. Stroud
TigerDetails.com: Four-star OLB Phillip Webb picks LSU
CASSIDY: Georgia picks up speedy WR from Lakeland
CASSIDY: OU pulls athletic DB out of Florida
GORNEY: Oregon beats USC, others for nation's top linebacker
GamecockCentral.com: No. 1 DE staying home, chooses South Carolina