One of the most anticipated days of the college football offseason has arrived as National Signing Day is officially underway.
Several prospects are expected to announce their college decision and sign on the dotted line Wednesday. That includes five-star athlete Nyckoles Harbor, who is expected to decide between South Carolina, Maryland, Michigan, Miami and Oregon.
While many of the top recruits across the country signed their National Letters of Intent during the early signing period, plenty of fireworks are still expected from the early hours of Wednesday morning through late evening at the west coast
In the meantime, catch up on December’s signing day with our full recap, as well as who won big and lost.
We bring you all the most important news and updates on National Singing Day.
Who signed:
Cormani McClain, CB
247 Sports Composite Ranking: 13
Why it matters: McClain made it official Wednesday, singing with Colorado after switching his commitment from Miami to CU following a January visit to Boulder. The five-star cornerback from Lakeland, Fla., is the top-rated high school recruit in Buffaloes head coach Deion Sanders’ first class. McClain will join former five-star cornerback Travis Hunter, who announced his intention to join Sanders and transfer from Jackson State to Colorado in December.
Shamar Easter, TE, Arkansas
247 Sports Composite Ranking: 184
Why it matters: Sam Pittman and the Razorbacks coaching staff secured their top target Wednesday as Easter reaffirmed his commitment to Arkansas. The 6-foot-5, 225-pound in-state prospect announced his initial commitment to the Razorbacks in August, but delayed signing his national letter of intent. With Easter on board, the Razorbacks secure one of the most talented prospects in the class, ranked as the No. 10 TE in the 2023 class and the top player in the state of Arkansas, according to the 247Sports composite rankings. He has exceptional size, length and athleticism, which should make him a matchup problem for opposing defenses.
Mikal Harrison-Pilot, ATH, Houston
247 Sports Composite Ranking: 196
Why it matters: The Cougars started the day with a massive signing as Harrison-Pilot, the No. 7 athlete in the Class of 2023, signed his National Letter of Intent. The 6-foot, 190-pound in-state prospect verbally committed to the Cougars on Jan. 7 at the All-American Bowl and made it official Wednesday. Harrison-Pilot is the top-rated prospect in Dana Holgorsen’s 2023 class and is expected to play wide receiver for the Cougars.
Who has pledged:
Jaden Rashad, QB, State of Arizona
247 Sports Composite Ranking: 82
Why it matters: The former Florida signee was released from his national letter of intent this past month and announced his commitment to Kenny Dillingham and the Sun Devils on Wednesday. Rashada is the No. 7 QB prospect in the class of 2023 and is now committed to top-ranked Arizona State. TCU was also in the running for Rashada, but in the end, the four-star QB made the decision to commit to ASU, where his father, Harlen, also played.
Who is still on the board:
Duke Robinson, TE
247 Sports Composite Ranking: 17
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Nyckole Harbour, ATH
247 Sports Composite Ranking: 19
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Rodrick Pleasant, CB
247 Sports Composite Ranking: 91
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Walker Lyons, TE
247 Sports Composite Ranking: 123
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Taeshaun Lyons, WR
247 Sports Composite Ranking: 225
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Chimdy Onoh, OL
247 Sports Composite Ranking: 257
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Warren Roberson, S
247 Sports Composite Ranking: 258
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Andrew Harris, LB
247 Sports Composite Ranking: 305
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Zavion Hardy, DL
247 Sports Composite Ranking: 335
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Caden Jones, OL
247 Sports Composite Ranking: 362
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Kendrick Gilbert, DL
247Sports composite ranking: 381
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Ja’Kobi Lane, WR
247 Sports Composite Ranking: 387
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Michael Harris, LB
247 Sports Composite Ranking: 388
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