Photos: Where did AJC Super 11 stars go?

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Photos: Where did AJC Super 11 stars go?

As National Signing Day approaches, we look at where the 2015 AJC Super 11 will be suiting up Saturdays this fall.

Here's a look at where the 2015 AJC Super 11 will be suiting up Saturdays this fall. | Send a picture of your signee

Derrick Brown, Lanier, defensive tackle: AJC's football player of the year, had Georgia among his top choices but chose to attend Auburn.

Ben Cleveland, Stephens County, offensive lineman: Cleveland, from Toccoa, had been committed to Georgia for some time. He has enrolled early.

Mecole Hardman Jr., quarterback, Elbert County: Hardman, was rated the nation's top athlete recruit and had offers from Georgia, Alabama and Tennessee. Hardman will play at Georgia.

Elijay Holyfield, Woodward Academy, running back: The son of former boxing heavyweight champ Evander Holyfield has pledged to play at Georgia.

Antwuan Jackson, Cedar Grove, defensive tackle: Recruited by Alabama, Ohio State and Georgia, Jackson chose Auburn over all of them and is already enrolled.

Tre Lamar, Roswell, linebacker: The 6-foot-4, 230 linebacker has chosen Clemson over the likes of Alabama, Auburn and Michigan.

Demetris Robertson, wide receiver, Savannah Christian: After months of waiting Robertson chose California over Georgia, Georgia Tech and a number of schools, including Alabama, Ohio State and Notre Dame.

Julian Rochester, McEachern, defensive tackle: The 6-foot-5, 321 pound defensive star Rochester has already enrolled at Georgia.

Dylan Singleton, Archer, safety: Singleton has been committed to play for the ACC's Duke Blue Devils.

Charles Wiley, defensive end, Stockbridge: The 6-foot-2, 234 pound defensive end Wiley chose Ole Miss over a number of SEC schools.

Charlie Woerner, Rabun County, wide receiver: Woerner is committed to play for Georgia in 2016.

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Here's a look at where the 2015 AJC Super 11 will be suiting up Saturdays this fall. | Send a picture of your signee

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