National Signing Day in Metro Atlanta

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National Signing Day in Metro Atlanta

Scenes from National Signing Day throughout Metro Atlanta.

Austin Gooch of Sports Radio 680 hangs the banner at the Andretti Indoor Karting & Games where the 680 The Fan Signing Day Spectacular event will be held Wednesday, February 3, 2010.

Family and friends gather to lend support during National Signing Day at the Andretti Indoor Karting & Games in Roswell Wednesday, February 3, 2010. The event is presented by Sports 680 The Fan.

Newnan defensive back Jamal Ransby and Georgia State signee, left, jokes with linebacker and Georgia signee Alexander Ogletree as the only linebacker out of several defensive backs to sign from Newnan after they signed with their colleges on National Signing Day Wednesday morning in Newnan, Ga., February 3, 2010.

Some of metro Atlanta's top football prospects gathered at Fox Sports Grill on Wednesday afternoon to celebrate signing their letters of intent. Here, Newnan safety Alec Ogletree (right), who signed with Georgia meets former Georgia free safety Kelin Johnson.

From left, Newnan High School's Chris Teagle (Valdosta State), Contrell Dix (Arkansas Pine Bluff) and Alec Ogletree (Georgia) talk with FOX's Buck Lanford along with Alexander Ogletree (Georgia) and Jamal Ransby (Georgia State).

Jake Skole of Blessed Trinity signs with Ga Tech and plans to be a business major during the National Signing Day at Andretti Indoor Karting & Games in Roswell Wednesday, February 3, 2010.

Georgia paper work intented for Newnan linebacker Alexander "Zander" Ogletree is shown on the table as he and his twin Alec sign with Georgia at Newnan High School on National Signing Day Wednesday morning in Newnan, Ga., February 3, 2010. The Ogletree twins will sign with Georgia to play football next fall.

The Newnan signing class of 2010 pose for a photograph by family and friends on National Signing Day Wednesday morning in Newnan, Ga., February 3, 2010. From left to right; Alec Ogletree with Georgia (kneeling), Cantrell Dix with University of Arkansas Pinebluff, Jamal Ransby with GSU (in blue center), Chris Teagle with Valdosta State (behind Ransby), Alexander Ogletree with Georgia, Dillon Youngblood with LaGrange College (behind Alexander) and

Douglass High School defensive tackle Garrison Smith sported UGA colors during a signing day celebration at Fox Sports Grill.

Three student athletes from Woodward Academy signed letters of intent Wednesday. Juwan Thompson(left)and Will Bryant (right) are headed to Duke. Henry Anderson (middle)is going to Stanford.

Newnan High School science teacher Amy Benton, left, gets a hug from student and GSU signee Jamal Ransby (10) after Ransby signed on National Signing Day Wednesday morning in Newnan, Ga., February 3, 2010. Ransby is a defensive back with Newnan.

Stephenson High School had the largest recruiting class in school history with more than 25 players announcing their choice of schools Wednesday morning February 3, 2010.

Hutson Mason of Lassiter High signs with Georgia during the National Signing Day at Andretti Indoor Karting & Games in Roswell Wednesday, February 3, 2010.

Ryan Ayers signs a letter of intent to play for Georgia Tech as his mother Pamela Davis watches at South Paulding High School on Wednesday, February 3rd. The new school had five football players sign letters this day. Broderick Sellers signed for Savannah State, Zach Hemmila-University of West Georgia, Reggie Davis & Cody Hunt both signed Olivet Nazarene.

Broderick Sellers(left) is watched closely by his father Victor as he signs a letter of intent to play football at Savannah State during a ceremony at South Paulding High School on Wednesday, February 3rd.

MLK running back Mack Brown left no doubt that he signed with the Florida Gators.

Doug Konkel of Sports Radio 680 speaks with West Forsyth High students Nathan Teter, middle, and Ben Emert during National Signing Day at Andretti Indoor Karting & Games in Roswell Wednesday, February 3, 2010. Teter plans to attend University of West Georgia and Emert with Wake Forest.

Brandon Burrows signs with Georgia at Andretti Indoor Karting & Games during The Fan Signing Day Spectacular in Roswell Wednesday, February 3, 2010.

Newnan football coach Mike McDonald jokes with Alexander "Zander" , center, and his twin Alec Ogletree and says, "I'm jealous, I wish I was signing with Georgia, " as they sign with Georgia on National Signing Day Wednesday morning in Newnan, Ga., February 3, 2010.

Newnan linebacker and Georgia signee plays with his two-year-old nephew Jay Boozer after signing with Georgia on National Signing Day Wednesday morning in Newnan, Ga., February 3, 2010.

Henry County High School's Markeith Ambles, who signed with University of Southern California, talks with FOX's Buck Lanford.

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Austin Gooch of Sports Radio 680 hangs the banner at the Andretti Indoor Karting & Games where the 680 The Fan Signing Day Spectacular event will be held Wednesday, February 3, 2010.

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