Well, we certainly don't have the hype surrounding National Signing Day that we used to before the early signing period, but still a good chance to take a look at where all these teams are after National Signing Day.

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So let's look at where the recruiting rankings are, and I like to use 247 sports.

I know last week I mentioned ESPN, but I always like to use a 247 sports, just the side I've been most comfortable

using here over the past several years since the show has started. And Texas closed out

with the top recruiting class in the Big 12 at number nine in the nation, with OU, a very close

second at 10th in the nation as well.

Now, Texas did this by only signing 18 commits, by the way.

So when you look at that, you say, okay, Texas signed 18 commits,

OU signed 23, but clearly for Texas, those are very high quality commits because of the teams

in the top 10, they have by far the least amount of commits.

Georgia number 1, 25, Alabama 26, Clemson 23, Auburn 26.

So you get the idea.

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