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Updated: 2022 National Signing Day

AJC Super 11 -- Caleb Downs, Mill Creek
AJC Super 11 -- Kayin Lee, Cedar Grove
Super 11 -- Connor Lew, Kennesaw Mountain
AJC Super 11 -- Vic Burley, Warner Robins
AJC Super 11 -- Keyjuan Brown, South Atlanta
AJC Super 11 -- Bo Hughley, Langston Hughes
AJC Super 11 -- Malachi Singleton, North Cobb
AJC Super 11 -- Justice Haynes, Buford
AJC Super 11 -- Kayden McDonald, North Gwinnett
AJC Super 11 -- C.J. Allen, Lamar County
Super 11 -- Dylan Lonergan, Brookwood
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Caleb Downs, Mill Creek: The state's consensus No. 1 prospect and No. 11 overall nationally who has committed to Alabama. Region 8-7A’s defensive player of the year in 2021 when he had 77 tackles (57 solos), five interceptions and 11 pass breakups.
By AJC Sports
Updated Dec 21, 2022

It’s National Signing Day and many of the top high school football players in the state who have been commits are now signees in the Class of 2023.

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Follow the AJC and Score Atlanta as the National Signing Day big board will be updated once players have officially signed. You can track the status of more than 200 players by clicking here.

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