Countdown to National Signing Day: 2014 'CROOTIN THREAD

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Another great part of the Evans announcement was the Auburn High School student body raining down boos.

How the fuck does Bama steal a stud LB from Auburn two years in a row?

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[ryne candy]

Dad went to Auburn too, doesn't look too thrilled. A big Bama/AUB/UGA battle early on, never thought that Auburn would let him get away from their own backyard. Very surprising.

Says a lot how this decision really was his and they let him make it...good on both of them.

[ryne candy]

AND THE "CRAZY" STORY THIS YEAR GOES TO.......D.J. LAW.

Over the last few years, oversigning has become a hot topic in the world of college football recruiting. Well, there's one recruit who may have starting a whole new trend in the recruiting world.

Over-committing.

Dacorius "D.J." Law apparently signed letters of intent for three different schools this year.

Both Ole Miss and Utah claim they received a letter of intent from Law, who apparently also signed with East Mississippi Community College. According to the Clarion Ledger, Ole Miss announced Law's signing at 8:23 a.m.. Meanwhile, at Utah, the school didn't announce Law's signing until 3:36 p.m., though a school spokesperson told the paper she believed the school received the letter of intent earlier in the day.

The time is important to, as whichever conference validated and recorded the NLI first would have the valid one.

And, in case this wasn't strange enough, there's video of Law putting on a Utah hat during his signing ceremony on Wednesday. So there's a chance that Law chose Utah but faxed his letter to Ole Miss first and could end up at Ole Miss even if he wanted to go to Utah.

How will it all end? I have no idea. Law will probably end up playing volleyball at some Big Ten school.

http://www.cbssports.com/collegefootball/eye-on-college-football/24432228/recruit-dj-law-signed-with-three-schools

Utes already releasing videos:

[Sharkweather]

Pretty happy with the class this year. Depending where you look, either the 7th or 9th best class in the nation, but definitely a top 10 finish. I'm not even that concerned that it is 6th or 7th in the SEC according to the analysts.

Yes, Alabama, LSU and Texas A&M definitely have better classes, but are also all in the west. I would put UGA's class up against Auburn, Florida and Tennessee any day, so really I think we landed about the 4th best class in the conference.

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Pretty happy with the class this year. Depending where you look, either the 7th or 9th best class in the nation, but definitely a top 10 finish. I'm not even that concerned that it is 6th or 7th in the SEC according to the analysts.

Yes, Alabama, LSU and Texas A&M definitely have better classes, but are also all in the west. I would put UGA's class up against Auburn, Florida and Tennessee any day, so really I think we landed about the 4th best class in the conference.

Anything that isn't Bama's class is a far step down, bro. Those other classes are good, but there is a huge drop off between 1 and the rest Gump fans in every thread I see

It is pretty insane how the SEC cleaned up this year. We say this every year, but it's never been quite this crazy. Behold:

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[KnightNoles]

"Coming off a National Championship, Florida State had a chance to put together its best recruiting class yet under Jimbo Fisher on National Signing Day 2014. It did just that, adding 28 commitments, with 16 rated four- or five-stars, a ridiculous haul that hit on every needed position. The group is a consensus top-five class, and has incredible depth."



I still can't wrap my head around that after some of the previous classes. Oh well, see ya in the playoffs.

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I still can't wrap my head around that after some of the previous classes. Oh well, see ya in the playoffs.

Fans of Auburn, LSU, Bama and A&M also feel like it was their school's best class ever. Too bad we can't all overlook the regular season like the Noles apparently can.

[KnightNoles]

Fans of Auburn, LSU, Bama and A&M also feel like it was their school's best class ever. Too bad we can't all overlook the regular season like the Noles apparently can.

#BlameSouthCarolinaAndFlorida

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Kentucky also probably pulled in their best ever class. Odd year, very top heavy with all the top classes cleaning up majorly.

[KnightNoles]

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