College football’s national signing day has kicked off with the early signing period. Class of 2025 high school recruits are now able to sign their national letters of intent to lock them into the colleges of their choice.
The past few weeks leading into signing day have been highly dramatic. The top two players in the ESPN 300 — QBs Bryce Underwood and Julian Lewis — announced commitments on the same day, with Underwood flipping from LSU to Michigan and Lewis choosing Colorado just days after backing off a pledge to USC.
With 16 ESPN 300 commitments, Georgia starts the signing period with the No. 1 class in ESPN’s rankings. However, the top spot has not been locked down completely and has changed hands a few times this cycle. Most programs will sign the majority of their class this week, but recruiting is far from over. If a prospect doesn’t sign a national letter of intent by Friday, the next national signing day for this cycle begins Feb. 5, 2025.
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