With the college football early signing period becoming a much more popular route among high-school recruits, College Football National Signing Day isn't the whirlwind that it once was. However, closing out the college football recruiting cycle well and filling any holes on the roster will still be at the forefront of everybody's mind on 2024 National Signing Day on Wednesday. Five-star prospect Terry Bussey took official visits to Georgia and Texas A&M as well as an unofficial visit to LSU over the last couple weeks, but chose to stay with A&M on Wednesday.
Kirby Smart and Georgia have the No. 1 class in the 247Sports team recruiting rankings and LSU has had a long history of putting skill-position players into the NFL. Which 2024 college football recruits should you be watching during 2024 College Football National Signing Day? If you want to stay locked in on the latest college football news heading into 2024 National Signing Day, join 247Sports now, especially since they are offering 60% off* your first year of an annual subscription.
Top 2024 National Signing Day storylines
Few programs have seen as much offseason roster movement as Texas A&M as the Aggies have transitioned from Jimbo Fisher to Mike Elko. The Aggies are fighting to hold on to 247Sports composite five-star athlete Terry Bussey heading into NSD. Bussey, a high school quarterback, is projected to play receiver or defensive back in college and he's the No. 11 player in composite rankings.
He's been committed to the Aggies since September, but LSU and Georgia charged hard. Bussey is the elite recruit who is the most up in the air heading into the week, and 247Sports had all the latest updates on his decision. Join 247Sports to see the latest updates here.
One late development is the saga of receiver Ashton Bethel-Roman. A four-star recruit who attends Ridge Point High School in Missouri City, Texas, Bethel-Roman has 23 reported offers and will reportedly choose between Texas A&M and Baylor on national signing day after decommitting from Arkansas earlier this month.
247Sports scouting analyst Gabe Brooks has compared him to current New York Giants and former Tennessee Volunteers wide receiver Jalin Hyatt because of his speed. Bethel-Roman has run the 200M dash in under 22 seconds as a high-school track star and he has an NFL pedigree, as father Mark Roman played 10 seasons in the league. He's one of the top uncommitted prospects on the board and his speed will make him a coveted addition on college football national signing day.
It appears that other top recruits who have not enrolled have found their future homes, though a National Signing Day stunner is always a possibility. Five-star receiver Ryan Williams cancelled a late trip to Auburn and solidified his commitment to Alabama, while LSU is well-positioned to hold on to five-star defensive lineman Dominick McKinley after he decommitted from Texas A&M following Fisher's departure. Receiver Gatlin Bair out of Burley, Idaho, originally committed to Boise State, but after becoming a priority for major programs like Michigan and Oregon, he committed to the Ducks over the weekend ahead of National Signing Day.
Nothing is final on any of these recruits until the ink dries, so be sure to join 247Sports to stay in the know on any NSD stunners.
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