College Football National Signing Day 2024: Prospects, NSD predictions for top recruiting classes

College football’s 2024 National Signing Day is here, with several key recruits making their final decisions on Wednesday, Feb. 7. Five-star wide receiver Ryan Williams, who verbally committed to Alabama in January, is the only player in the top 10 of the 247Sports player rankings that has not signed a national letter of intent. However, Texas A&M commit Terry Bussey and LSU commit Dominick McKinley are both top-20 players who have not signed yet either. Bussey took an official visit to Georgia at the end of January, and LSU is reportedly still in the mix for his recruitment as well.

Four-star wide receiver Gatlin Bair is the top-ranked player who has not committed to a school, coming in at No. 27 in the 247Sports rankings. He decommitted from Boise State in December, so which school will he sign with on Wednesday? The team at 247Sports will offer wall-to-wall coverage, including exclusive content and commitment news for VIP members.

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Top college football prospects to watch for National Signing Day 2024

One of the top remaining unsigned and uncommitted prospects in the 247Sports player rankings is Florida athlete Amaree Williams. Originally in the class of 2025, he decided to reclassify to the class of 2024 in December. Williams was the No. 1-ranked athlete in the 2025 cycle from 247Sports, and he has a chance to play multiple positions in college.

He racked up 15 sacks in 2022 before catching 16 passes for 424 yards and seven touchdowns in 10 games last year. Some colleges reportedly view Williams as a tight end, while others think he is a pass rusher. He is the No. 183 prospect overall and the No. 7 athlete, with teams like Florida State, Alabama and Auburn in the mix heading into National Signing Day.

Meanwhile, former Arizona cornerback Tacario Davis is one of the top remaining unsigned and uncommitted prospects in the college football transfer portal. Rated as a three-star recruit out of high school in the Class of 2022, Davis entered the transfer portal when Arizona head coach Jedd Fisch left for Washington and he’s now ranked as a four-star transfer prospect by 247Sports.

Davis defended 15 passes at Arizona this fall to earn All-Pac-12 honors and could be an immediate impact player in the secondary for high-major programs. At 6-foot-4 and 195 pounds, he has coveted length and teams like Colorado, Texas, Alabama and Washington are all believed to be in play for his services. So where will Davis land on National Signing Day and who are some of the other top college football transfers you need to be aware of? Check out 247Sports for all the latest ahead of NSD.

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