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National Signing Day: Breaking down the SEC

How did your favorite SEC fare on National Signing Day?
How did your favorite SEC fare on National Signing Day?
Feb 1, 2017

Here’s a look at how National Signing Day is shaping up for the 14 schools in the SEC:

>  Alabama

>  Arkansas

>  Auburn

>  LSU

>  Mississippi State

>  Ole Miss

Signing day is one of the biggest days for both high school and college football. So what was it like for Atlanta Falcons wide receiver Julio Jones on his big day as a teenager. (Video by D. Orlando Ledbetter/AJC)

>  Texas A&M

>  Florida

>  Georgia

>  Kentucky

>  Missouri

>  South Carolina

>  Tennessee

>  Vanderbilt

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