Here's who came out on top and who still has work to do on the recruiting trail.
crowing about how his team got better. As if it's somehow possible to add another two dozen or so prospects into your program and get worse.
All platitudes aside, there are varying grades of success on signing day. Those FBS programs in annual contention for national championships battle for five-star talent. Others are known more for digging deep to find undiscovered and overlooked diamonds in the rough. There is a second signing date in February, so several teams may continue to add commitments across the next two months — especially those programs led by a new coaching staff. By and large, however, teams across the FBS have only a handful of open spots, if any, after the early signing period.
A true grade of this year's signing day will come four or five years down the road. For now, here's who came out on top and who still has work to do on the recruiting trail:The Tigers have been in firm control of the nation’s top-rated class and the most impressive group of Dabo Swinney’s tenure since the summer, with a star-studded list of signees headlined by the nation’s top recruit in defensive tackle Bryan Breese of Damascus, Maryland.
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