Per Chris Low at ESPN as of yesterday afternoon, Saban is retiring after 17 years and six national championships as the head coach of the Crimson Tide, leading the team with some of the best recruiting classes in the nation during that time. Some of those recruiting classes included some of the best blue chippers from Florida.

At FloridaHSFootball.com we looked at the best blue chippers that Saban recruited from Florida. To determine who were the best athletes that Saban recruited from Florida we looked at all the athletes that Saban recruited from Florida, we took a look at the database of commitments from On3.com which has easily tracked the averages from all national recruiting news services and includes On3, 247Sports, ESPN, and Rivals to form a composite ranking to help us organize who should be on the list.

As such these this was the overall criteria, we looked at these specific factors:

1. Composite ranking from On3 Sports
2. Must have been recruited directly by Nick Saban at Alabama out of high school and not because of a transfer or readmittance to the program.
3. Commitments had to enroll at Alabama and complete their college playing career at Alabama.
4. Given that a playing career usually lasts three years before a declaration to the NFL Draft can be made only signing years from 2007 until 2020 are considered.
5. Excludes athletes from IMG Academy as many IMG Academy athletes were already being recruited from a previous school before those athletes finished their high school career at IMG Academy.
6. That leads to a formula that includes star rating, composite rating from On3 Sports, years played, total games played, and round selected in the NFL Draft to come up with a ranking that would give us an idea of who the best recruits were for Nick Saban from Florida.

1. Calvin Ridley, WR, Monarch

On3 Composite Rating: 98.20

Stars: *****

Class: 2015

Years Played: 3

Arguably one of the best athletes to be recruited by Nick Saban out of Florida who finished his college career with Alabama before declaring for the draft, was a first-round pick by the Atlanta Falcons in the 2018 NFL Draft. He had 2,781 yards receiving and 19 touchdowns in the three years he played with the Crimson Tide from 2015 through 2017.

2. Patrick Surtain II, CB, American Heritage (Plantation)

On3 Composite Rating: 98.92

Stars: *****

Class: 2018

Years Played: 3

Surtain who was a shut down corner in high school continued that in his career at Alabama with 116 total tackles and four interceptions along with 24 pass breakups in his playing career from 2018 until 2020. Surtain was a first-round pick by the Denver Broncos in the 2021 NFL Draft.

3. Derrick Henry, RB, Yulee

FHSF Rating Value: 140.55

On3 Composite Rating: 98.22

Stars: *****

Class: 2013

Years Played: 3

How is King Henry, not No. 1 on this list? I even asked myself that after running the formula and the numbers, that is sometimes how it works when you are trying to be objective as much as possible with data. With that said Henry was a second-round pick to the Tennessee Titans in the 2016 NFL Draft after rushing for 3,591 yards and 42 touchdowns in his career with the Crimson Tide.

4. Trent Richardson, RB, Escambia

On3 Composite Rating: 99.12

Stars: *****

Class: 2010

Years Played: 3

Before Derrick Henry, there was Trent Richardson who shined with the Crimson Tide for three years rushing for 3,130 yards and 35 touchdowns in the three seasons he played for Nick Saban. Richardson would go on to be drafted by the Cleveland Browns in the first round of the 2012 NFL Draft.

5. Jordan Battle, S, St. Thomas Aquinas

On3 Composite Rating: 95.79

Stars: ****

Class: 2019

Years Played: 4

Battle played in games in all four years he was with the Crimson Tide, marking one of the very few athletes on this list to play at least four seasons under Nick Saban. Battle racked up 252 total tackles, six and a half tackles for loss, six interceptions, and 10 pass deflections in his career at Alabama. Battle was drafted in the third-round in the 2023 NFL Draft by the Cincinnati Bengals.

6. Ha Ha Clinton-Dix, S, Dr. Phillips

On3 Composite Rating: 97.38

Stars: *****

Class: 2011

Years Played: 3

Clinton-Dix was part of a package deal alongside teammate Dee Hart who signed out of Dr. Phillips as part of the 2011 class. As time passed, Clinton-Dix ended up having a better career and finishing his college career with Nick Saban in the process. In the three years with the Crimson Tide, Clinton-Dix racked up 98 tackles, along with four tackles for loss and seven interceptions, while being a huge weapon in the defensive backfield. Clinton-Dix was drafted in the first round of the 2014 NFL Draft by the Green Bay Packers.

7. Amari Cooper, WR, Miami Northwestern

On3 Composite Rating: 95.50

Stars: ****

Class: 2012

Years Played: 3

Another wide receiver who had great production in Florida and did so with the Crimson Tide as well, playing three for years under Nick Saban before declaring for the NFL Draft. In his career, Cooper had 3,463 receiving yards with 228 receptions and 31 touchdowns making him one of the best receivers in Alabama history. Cooper would be drafted in the first round of the 2015 NFL Draft by the Oakland Raiders.

8. Alex Leatherwood, OT, Booker T. Washington (Pensacola)

On3 Composite Rating: 99.14

Stars: *****

Class: 2017

Years Played: 4

One of the best offensive tackles to come from the Sunshine State in the 2017 class that was not at one of the top programs in the state, Leatherwood is another of the rare athletes on this list who spent four years with Nick Saban. In all, that extra year paid off for Leatherwood who was drafted in the first round of the 2021 NFL Draft by the Las Vegas Raiders.

9. Ronnie Harrison, S, Florida High (Tallahassee)

On3 Composite Rating: 92.16

Stars: ****

Class: 2015

Years Played: 3

Harrison was an effective weapon for the Crimson Tide seeing action in all three seasons with the Crimson Tide, racking up 174 total tackles, with seven tackles for loss, three-and-half sacks, seven interceptions, and 17 pass deflections plus two fumble recoveries. Harrison declared for the NFL Draft after his junior year and was drafted in the third round of the 2018 NFL Draft by the Jacksonville Jaguars.

10. Jerry Jeudy, WR, Deerfield Beach

On3 Composite Rating: 97.49

Stars: *****

Class: 2017

Years Played: 3

You can tell Nick Saban loved getting skill position players from Florida and to cap off this list is just that, another skill position player at the receiver position. Jeudy, who played three seasons for the Crimson Tide had 159 receptions for 2,742 yards and 26 touchdowns. In 2020, Jeudy was drafted in the first round of the 2020 NFL Draft by the Denver Broncos.

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The top offensive tackle in the 2018 class is heading out-of-state.

On Wednesday morning on a live announcement shown on ESPN, Berkeley Prep OT Nicholas Petit-Frere announced his commitment to Ohio State.

#ESPN300 5-star OT Nicholas Petit-Frere signs with #OhioState over #Gators #Alabama #NotreDame & #Michigan … one of my favorites in this class … GREAT person pic.twitter.com/D5hdE6VkPA

— Gerry Hamilton (@GHamiltonOTF) February 7, 2018

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Urban can still do it. Goes to Florida and steals five-star OT Nick Petit-Frere away from Gators #OhioState #RivalsNSD pic.twitter.com/vrReb3SNF1

— Adam Gorney (@adamgorney) February 7, 2018

The nation’s No. 7 recruit according to the USA TODAY High School Sports football composite player rankings, Petit-Frere also had Alabama, Florida, Michigan and Notre Dame as his finalists.

During the season, Petit-Frere officially visited Notre Dame and Michigan but waited until the last three weeks to visit Ohio State, Alabama, and Florida.

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Call it the shocker of the day.

After most had thought that Plantation American Heritage CB Patrick Surtain Jr. would be picking LSU, he pulled off the surprise by picking the Crimson Tide at the school’s National Signing Day Ceremony.

It came down to two SEC programs after weighing offers from 32 different programs.

The 6-foot-1, 199-pound cornerback is the top-ranked recruit at his position and the No. 6 overall prospect in the Class of 2018, making his choice one of the most significant decisions and announcements of National Signing Day 2018.

Patrick Surtain Jr. goes with Alabama. "We're used to winning around here." pic.twitter.com/MFCYP9dIWb

— David Wilson (@DBWilson2) February 7, 2018

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Why Alabama? The decision was apparently straightforward for Surtain Jr.

“Why Alabama? They win championships,” Surtain Jr. told ESPN from his nationally televised announcement. “And over here we’re used to winning. I want to be a part of that winning culture.”

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Plantation American Heritage’s Tyson Campbell is heading across the state line as he committed to Georgia this morning on ESPN.

And Campbell had his reason why he was choosing the Bulldogs ready.

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Tyson Campbell picks Georgia. pic.twitter.com/01L8gRu4iP

— David Wilson (@DBWilson2) February 7, 2018

“Kirby Smart showed me a bunch of love,” Campbell told ESPN during a live video announcement of his choice.. He was keeping it real from the get-go and it’s going to be up to me to put the work in if I want to see the field as a freshman.”

At 6-foot-2 and 180 pounds, Campbell is both deceptively strong, fast and long, all attributes that made him one of the nation’s top lockdown corners in the prep ranks. He will head to Athens with a chance to make an impact from day one.

Campbell was one of the Patriots biggest contributors in their run to their fourth state championship in the past five seasons during the 2017 season.

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Position: TE
247 Sports Rating: 2-star
Height: 6-4
Weight: 230

Herman McCray is a two-star tight end out of Oxbridge Academy (West Palm Beach). Early Saturday morning, McCray announced his commitment to Georgia State for the 2018 college football season. McCray was being recruited by other schools, such as nearby Florida Atlantic, and a collection of teams without major national recognition, but that have fared well in recent years. Some of these schools were Iowa State, Louisville, and Virginia Tech.

McCray’s decision and the announcement came via Twitter, and uniquely, he decided to make up his mind on his birthday.

Here is the tweet in which he announced this decision:

https://twitter.com/Herm_XXIII/status/931885450389843970

Georgia State is currently 6-3 and is in first place in the group-of-five Sun Belt conference. The team currently has Ari Wertz starting at tight end, who has 260 yards on 18 catches this season.

McCray will join a recruiting class Georgia State has put together that emphasizes offense, with a 3-star running back, 3-star wide receiver, and 3 offensive linemen already committed.

All commitments are non-binding until official the Letter of Intent is signed in Early Signing Period (Dec. 20-22, 2017) or starting on National Signing Day (February 7, 2018).

247 Sports Breakdown

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According to the tweet and graphic posted by the NCAA’s Research Division earlier on Tuesday, Florida leads the nation with 9.9% of high school football players that played in Flordia between 2013 and 2016 being recruited.

States w/ highest % of HS football players recruited by a DI school:
1. Florida
2. Georgia
3. Louisiana
4-8. (DC), MD, TN, SC, NC pic.twitter.com/N6wNkEQT57

— NCAA Research (@NCAAResearch) April 18, 2017

The percentage is derived from the number of Division I football players from the time frame provide with the number of boys football participants in 2015-16 as reported by the National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS).

The NCAA further clarified that the information is based upon names submitted to the NCAA for certification as being officially recruited.

School submits name to NCAA for certification so fairly stringent definition of recruited

— NCAA Research (@NCAAResearch) April 18, 2017

Georgia followed behind Florida at 8.6% while Louisiana followed behind at third with 8.1%. Vermont was the lowest overall state with only 0.9% of athletes being recruited by a Division I program.

Florida is no stranger though to the high number of Division I prospects that are recruited out of Florida every year. According to 247Sports.com, 30 of the Top 247 players from the 2016 class were from Florida including players that attended IMG Academy.

What could be the reason behind all this? There could be many reasons behind including the ability for athletes to participate in football activities including camps, combines and 7-on-7 on a year-round basis. However, the NCAA was not clear on their graphic why some states trended higher in percentage than other states also know for their strengths in high school football like Texas.

Now, of course, you won’t find any argument coming from the Florida High School Athletic Association on this one.

Retweet if you're proud of the fact FLORIDA IS FOOTBALL. #FHSAA https://t.co/ustaQqOIZa

— FHSAA (@FHSAA) April 18, 2017

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When you look at the talented class of seniors and break down the numbers, there are two 5 stars, ten 4 stars, eight 3 stars and two 2 stars commits. 23 players alone is a class in itself. Now you might be thinking, where would IMG Academy rank nationally if it were an actual Division One college and had recruited its high school senior class? How would that group of seniors rank nationally as a class?

Well, I thought ahead and crunched the numbers. As you might have expected based on the numbers above, this class is one of the best in the nation from a single school. How do they rank against actual top college programs like Alabama, LSU or the most recently crowned National Championship Clemson?

Using, 247Sports’ “Class Calculator”, I entered the names of each of the official commits from IMG and the calculator did the rest. I found that the class would have a projected team score of 275.72. Which yes, is very high.

Now, what does that number represent? According to 247Sports.com, “The 247Sports Composite is a proprietary algorithm that compiles rankings and ratings listed in the public domain by the major media recruiting services, creating the industry’s most comprehensive and unbiased prospect and team rankings.” It’s used to rank classes.

Where does the number 275.72 rank? This is the crazy part. According to 247’s 2017 Football Recruiting Composite Team Rankings, IMG would be ranked 8th in the nation right between LSU and Oklahoma, ahead of Auburn, Florida, Notre Dame and even Clemson. This senior class from IMG is one like none other.

I can imagine, many of you are thinking, “oh my goodness, he’s not about to make the claim that IMG could beat those schools”. Well, yes and no.

First of all, no matter your opinion of IMG Academy and the school itself, the facts are straight. The program is one of the best in the nation as showcased above. The talent and coaching are there. This year’s class is absolutely loaded and these athletes are committed to some of the best college teams in the country.

Could they knock off a top 25 team? No. I think the game would be interesting at first, but the overall level of play and training in college is much higher. The game of college football is a different animal than high school football. However, IMG definitely has some of the best overall talent.

In terms of quality and quantity for a single class, IMG ranks the highest as I noted above with 25 football players signing to Division One schools. Up next would be St. Thomas Aquinas from Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

Aquinas has 18 total players committed to Division One FBS schools according to MaxPreps. Using the same algorithm from 247Sports, St. Thomas Aquinas’ class has a composite score of 181.49. Although they’ve got two of the nation’s best wide receivers in Mike Harley and Trevon Grimes, not to mention Gator commit and quarterback Jake Allen, they don’t have the quantity compared to IMG. Still, Aquinas’s class would be placed right outside the top 50 in the nation behind Missouri, and in front of Texas Tech and NC State. The Raiders are a top high school team in the nation, but IMG Academy has more athletes with higher individual scores. Remember, I am talking both quality and quantity based off rankings on 247Sports.com.

As a top ten recruiting class in the nation, IMG Academy certainly has some of the best athletes. Of course, “stars” aren’t everything in football as Houston Texan JJ Watt was a two-star recruit. Still, for one high school to have 23 Division I commits and a hypothetical top ten college class is an impressive feat to say the least.

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Last Update: Tuesday, February 1, 2017 at 7:25 PM EST

APPLACHIAN STATE MOUNTAINEERS (4)
RB De’Vonta Smith, Brooksville Central
WR Jake Henry, Tate
LB Demetrius Taylor, Miami Northwestern
D’Andre Hicks, Charlotte

ARKANSAS STATE RED WOLVES (2)
WR Kendrick Edwards, Miami Norland/Arkansas^
S Michael Johnson, Champagnat/Mt. San Antonio College*

COASTAL CAROLINA CHANTICLEERS (3)
DB Brayden Matts, Sandalwood
TE Michael McFarlane, Lake Nona
LB E.J. Porter, Bolles

GEORGIA SOUTHERN EAGLES (6)
CB Jaden Garrett, Durant
DL Quan Griffin, Baker County
RB Matt LaRoche, Venice
OL Jarrod Leeds, Clay
DL Kenton Tucker Jr., First Coast
RB Logan Wright, Sandalwood

GEORGIA STATE PANTHERS (1)
OL Connor Robbins, Menendez

LOUISANA-LAFAYETTE RAGIN’ CAJUNS
None

LOUSIANA-MONROE WARHAWKS
None

SOUTH ALABAMA JAGUARS (2)
S AJ DeShazor, Lake Gibson
S Kenard King, Auburndale

TEXAS STATE BOBCATS
None

TROY TROJANS (4)
OL Travius Harris, Rickards
WR Luke Whittemore, Buchholz
K/P Evan Legassey, Tate
DB Tyler Murray, Baldwin

*  – Junior College Signee
^ – Transfer

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Last Update: Tuesday, February 1, 2017 at 7:03 PM EST

ALABAMA CRIMSON TIDE (6)
WR Jerry Jeudy, Deerfield Beach
LB Dylan Moses, IMG Academy
OL Alex Weatherwood, Pensacola Washington
LB Vandarius Cowan, Palm Beach Gardens
QB Mac Jones, Bolles
LS Thomas Fletcher, IMG Academy

ARKANSAS RAZORBACKS (2)
CB Jarques McClellion, Delray American Heritage
RB Maleek Williams, Charlotte

AUBURN TIGERS (3)
OL Nick Brahms, Navarre
RB Devan Barrett, Tampa Catholic
DB Traivon Leonard, Oxbridge Academy

FLORIDA GATORS (17)
RB Adarius Lemmons, Clearwater
WR James Robinson, Lakeland
DB Brian Edwards, Miramar
LB Nick Smith, Dr. Phillips
DB CJ Henderson, Columbus
DL/OL TJ Slaton, Plantation American Heritage
LB Lacedrick Brunson, Miami Jackson
RB Malik Davis, Jesuit
DE Zachary Carter, Hillsborough
LB Ventrell Miller, Kathleen
WR Daquon Green, Tampa Bay Tech
QB Jake Allen, St. Thomas Aquinas
DB Shawn Davis, Miami Southridge
DB Marco Wilson, Plantation American Heritage
TE Kemore Gamble, Miami Southridge
OLB James Houston IV, Plantation American Heritage
OT Kadeem Telfort, Miami Booker T. Washington

GEORGIA BULLDOGS (3)
DB Latavious Brini, Mater Academy
WR Matthew Landers, St. Petersburg
DB Ameer Speed, Sandalwood

KENTUCKY WILDCATS (8)
LB Jordan Wright, Dillard
DB Michael Nesbitt, Boyd Anderson
OT Sebastien Dolcine, Miramar
DL Chris Whittaker, Chaminade-Madonna
WR Josh Ali, Chaminade-Madonna
DL Abule Abadi-Fitzgerald, Victory Christian
DB Cedric Dort, Dwyer
WR Clevan Thomas, Flanagan

LSU TIGERS (1)
Grant Delpit, IMG Academy

MISSOURI TIGERS (2)
S Tyree Gillespie, Vanguard
RB Isaiah Miller, Baldwin

MISSISSIPPI STATE BULLDOGS (1)
LB Tyler Dunning, St. Thomas Aquinas

OLE MISS REBELS (2)
DT Sincere David, Sandalwood
DE Markel Winters, Rickards/Jones County CC*

SOUTH CAROLINA GAMECOCKS (2)
DB Tavyn Jackson, Rickards
OL Jordon Carty, South Broward

TENNESSEE VOLUNTEERS (6)
LB Shannon Reid, Dunbar
DE Deandre Johnson, Miami Southridge
DL Kivon Bennett, St. Thomas Aquinas
TE James Brown, Jones
RB Tim Jordan, Bartow
WR Jacquez Jones, Clearwater

TEXAS A&M AGGIES
None

VANDERBILT COMMODORES (3)
WR James Bostic, Cardinal Gibbons
DB Randall Haynie, Cardinal Gibbons
OL Grant Miller, St. Thomas Aquinas

*  – Junior College Signee
^ – Transfer

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Last Update: Tuesday, February 1, 2017 at 6:18 PM EST

ARIZONA WILDCATS (1)
LB Jose Ramirez, Auburndale

ARIZONA STATE SUN DEVILS (1)
DL Dougladson Subtyl, Flagler Palm Coast^

CALFORNIA GOLDEN BEARS
None

COLORADO BUFFALOES (2)
DE Shamar Hamilton, Santaluces
OLB Carson Wells, South Sumter

OREGON DUCKS (7)
DT Jordan Scott, Pinellas Park
WR Daewood Davis, Deerfield Beach
RB Darrian Felix, Fort Myers
ATH Bruce Judson, Cocoa
ATH Demetri Burch, Apopka
S Billy Gibson, Miami Southridge
WR Darrian McNeal, Armwood

STANFORD CARDINAL
None

UCLA BRUINS (2)
QB Austin Burton, West Orange
OL Zach Sweeney, St. Thomas Aquinas

USC TROJANS (1)
DL Jacob Lichtenstein, Cypress Bay

UTAH UTES (1)
DB Tareke Lewis, Palatka/Riverside CC*

WASHINGTON HUSKIES
None

WASHINGTON STATE COUGARS (3)
WR Travell Harris, Jesuit
DB Zaire Webb, Fletcher
WR Anthony White Jr., Miami Central

*  – Junior College Signee
^ – Transfer

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Last Update: Tuesday, February 1, 2017 at 5:51 PM EST

AIR FORCE FALCONS
Does not announce signing class until later in the spring due to academic requirements.

BOISE STATE BRONCOS
None

FRESNO BULLDOGS
None

COLORADO STATE RAMS (3)
OT Ben Knox, DeLand/Independence CC*
OL Luis Lebron, Sandalwood
LB Patrick Moody, Vero Beach

HAWAII RAINBOW WARRIORS
None

NEVADA WOLF PACK
None

NEW MEXICO LOBOS
None

SAN DIEGO STATE AZTECS (1)
DB Desmond Bessent, Sickles

SAN JOSE STATE SPARTANS (1)
John Toussaint, Miami Northwestern*

UNLV REBELS
None

UTAH STATE AGGIES (2)
QB Henry Colombi, Chaminade-Madonna
CB Zahodri Jackson, Sarasota Riverview

*  – Junior College Signee
^ – Transfer

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Last Update: Tuesday, February 1, 2017 at 5:28 PM EST

AKRON ZIPS (4)
OL Hunter Corne, Dunnellon
DB Jordan Riley, North Marion
DB Zaire Jacobs, St. Thomas Aquinas
DB Jeffery Lubin, South Broward

BALL STATE CARDINALS
None

BOWLING GREEN FALCONS (3)
DL Tyree Jackson, Jone
OL Matthew Tanner, Bishop Snyder/Eastern Arizona College*
DL Jamari Rouse, Deerfield Beach

BUFFALO BULLS (5)
CB Dawun Hylton, American/Navy Prep*
DL Frendy Darelus, Dillard
DB Kobe Green, Deerfield Beach
LB Ja’Varius Harrison, North Florida Christian
WR Rodney Scott, Miami Southridge

CENTRAL MICHIGAN CHIPPEWAS (2)
CB Norman “Bubba” Anderson, Fletcher
OL Shawn Wiley, First Coast

EASTERN MICHIGAN EAGLES (4)
DB Bobby Brown III, East Bay
OL Sam Dervil, Miami Northwestern
WR Greg Jean, Boyd Anderson
RB Karmi Mackey, Seffner Christian

KENT STATE GOLDEN FLASHES
S Rodley Jolicoeur, Village Academy

MIAMI (OH) REDHAWKS
None

NORTHERN ILLINOIS HUSKIES (1)
WR Dennis Robinson, South Broward

OHIO BOBCATS (7)
OL Jylton Tusha, University Christian
DB De’Vante Mitchell, Champagnat
LB TJ Robinson, Jacksonville Trinity Christian
WR KJ Minter, North Marion
DB Alvin Floyd, North Miami Beach
DB Marlin Brooks, Coral Gables
OL Samson Jackson, Palm Harbor University

TOLEDO ROCKETS (2)
LB AJ Crider, Tampa Catholic
OL Kedonis Haslem, St. Thomas Aquinas

WESTERN MICHIGAN BRONCOS (2)
WR Tyron Arnett, Pahokee
LB Corvin Moment, Pahokee

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Last Update: Tuesday, February 1, 2017 at 4:43 PM EST

ARMY BLACK KNIGHTS (1)
Does not announce signing class until later in the spring due to academic requirements. The following list is a list via Underdog Dynasty on SB Nation.
LB Ben Roth, Sanford Seminole

BYU COUGARS
None

NOTRE DAME FIGHTING IRISH (3)
DL Jonathon MacCollister, Bishop Moore
OL Dillan Gibbons, Clearwater Central Catholic
LB Drew White, St. Thomas Aquinas

UMASS MINUTEMEN (5)
ATH Jessie Britt, Auburndale
S Claudin Cherelus, Golden Gate
CB Brian Roberts, Jacksonville Trinity Christian
WR Patrick Voley, Golden Gate
DL Caeleb Washington, Melbourne HS/Georgia Prep*

*  – Junior College Signee
^ – Transfer

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Last Update: Tuesday, February 1, 2017 at 4:16 PM EST

CHARLOTTE 49ERS (5)
RB Kameron Duncan, West Port
DB Marquavis Gibbs, Suncoast
LB De’Anthony O’Neill, Leon
LB Henry Segura, Leon
WR Victor Tucker, Miami Carol City

FAU OWLS (12)
QB De’Andre Johnson, First Coast/East Mississippi CC*
DB Ahman Ross, Bolles
WR Jordan Merrell, St. Thomas Aquinas
OL BJ Etienne, St. Thomas Aquinas
FB/LB ChaseLasater, Jacksonville Trinity Christian
WR Willie Wright, Raines
CB Diashaun Moss Cardinal Gibbons
RB Tyrek Tisdale, Oak Ridge/Milford Academy*
LB Isaac Readon, Miami Booker T. Washington
OL Robert Hawkins, Plantation American Heritage
LB Carson Lydon, East Lake/Los Angeles Valley College*
ATH Denzel Houston, Mainland

FIU GOLDEN PANTHERS (18)
DL Kevin Oliver, Western
OL Cody Bowes, Miami Southridge
OL Mershawn Miller, Miami Central
DL Noah Curtis, Delray American Heritage
LB Jamal Gates, Dwyer
ATH Romelo Brooks, Miami Killian
RB D’Vonte Price, Charlotte
LB G’Vonte Price, Charlotte
QB Kaylan Wiggins, Sanford Seminole
WR Shemar Thornton, Hallandale
ATH Tevin Jones, Miami Norland
ATH Jacob White, Charlotte
DB Rishard Dames, Miami Booker T. Washington
DB Richard Dames, Miami Booker T. Washington
OL Willa Pierre, Miami Booker T. Washington
WR DeAndre Williams, Miami Booker T. Washington
DL Rashad Colson, Miami Norland
ATH Dorian Hall, South Broward

LOUISIANA TECH BULLDOGS
None

MARSHALL THUNDERING HERD (7)
WR Tyre Brady, South Dade/Miami (FL)^
WR Marcel Williams, Flagler Palm Coast/Elisworth Community College*
OL Kyron Taylor, South Dade
DB Nirion Washington, DeSoto County
WR Naquan Renalds, West Orange
WR Janiero Crankfield, Clearwater Academy
DL Jamare Edwards, Miami Carol City

MIDDLE TENNESSEE STATE BLUE RAIDERS (3)
DB Raheme Fuller, Boyd Anderson
DB Wayne Parks, Sebastian River
DB Cody Smith, Martin County

NORTH TEXAS MEAN GREEN
None

OLD DOMINION MONARCHS (1)
LB Estefano Feliciano, Gaither

RICE OWLS
None

SOUTHERN MISS GOLDEN EAGLES (8)
OL Travion Clayton, Baker County
QB Marcelo Rodriguez, Columbus
DB Kris Reed, Chiles
OL Woodlyson Alcius, North Miami Beach
DB Shannon Showers, Fort White
QB Steven Anderson, Suwannee
ATH Bubba Fludd, Okeechobee
OL Bryce Foxworth, Boca Ciega

UAB BLAZERS (1)
LB Kristopher Moll, Coral Gables

UTEP MINERS
None

UTSA ROADRUNNERS (1)
RB B.J. Daniels, Palm Bay

WESTERN KENTUCKY HILLTOPPERS (4)
RB Jakari Moses, Dwyer
TE Steven Witchoskey, Durant
DB Roger Cray, Columbia
WR Tariq Young, Lakeland

*  – Junior College Signee
^ – Transfer

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