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The first opportunity for high school prospects to lock up scholarships and formally sign National Letters of Intent began Wednesday with the vast majority of the Class of 2023 inking with their respective programs at the onset of the three-day early signing period. Ceremonies were held, hats were picked and (many) coaches were smiling as they looked at the culmination of years of hard work trying to convince a teenager to make a decision. (Anyone with children knows how hard that can be.)
However, while the first National Signing Day may be complete, the recruiting cycle never stops. In fact, there are top-100 prospects scheduled to make commitment announcements on Thursday, and the traditional National Signing Day in February will round out classes for every team in the nation. In between, teams will continue recruiting players out of the transfer portal. So, if your school's class isn't where you want it to be yet, don't worry. There's still time.
Check out CBS Sports HQ in the player above for a signing day recap beginning at 5 p.m. ET
CBS Sports and 247Sports provided live updates all day in the story below. Check out the key links and keep on reading for everything that went down Wednesday.
Signing Day: 2023 college football recruiting rankings | Crystal Ball | Complete ScheduleKey commitments
- 5-star EDGE Matayo Uiagalelei (No. 17) -- Committed to Oregon
- 4-star ATH Micah Tease (No. 115) -- Committed to Texas A&M
- 4-star DL James Smith (No. 33) -- Committed to Alabama
- 4-star EDGE Qua Russaw (No. 48) -- Committed to Alabama
- 4-star CB Damari Brown (No. 185) -- Committed to Miami
- 4-star EDGE Damon Wilson (No. 40) -- Committed to Georgia
- 4-star EDGE Tausili Akana (No. 34) -- Committed to Texas
- 4-star ATH Jyaire Hill (No. 212) -- Committed to Michigan
National Signing Day news
- Peyton Bowen flip: Four-star DB chooses Oregon over Notre Dame
- Austin Novosad flip: Four-star QB chooses Oregon over Baylor
- Keldric Faulk flip: Four-star DL chooses Auburn over Florida State
- Shedeur Sanders to Colorado: Ex-Jackson State QB joins father with Buffaloes
