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La Jolla High School hosted a special “signing day” ceremony for its Viking football players the morning of Dec. 16. Max Smith (United States Naval Academy), Alessandro Demoreno (Davidson College) and Diego Solis (University of Chicago) each had the opportunity to sign their letters of intent in front of family and supporters, outside and at a social distance.
Each of the student’s letter of intent commits them to play football for a National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) college for at least one academic year. Once a student athlete signs a letter of intent, it is faxed to the college, and no other college may recruit that student.
Oregon schools, local athletes reflect on 2020 early signing day
The Ducks and Beavers both signed nearly all their class of 2021 recruits, while some local Oregon products sent in their letters of intent to play at the next level.
Posted: Dec 16, 2020 9:15 PM
Posted By: Andrew Haubner
Eugene, Ore. The 2021 Early Signing Day in college football came and went. And for the University of Oregon and Oregon State programs it was drama-free. In past years, early signing days for both programs have been punctuated by at least one flip in which a committed athlete turns around and signs to another school on signing day. In 2021 both schools signed every one of their commits, save for one for the Ducks. Linebacker Jonathan Flowe will likely sign later in the year, as he committed just earlier this week.
Penn State Signing Day 12:29 am
Head coach James Franklin unveiled the 2021 Penn State Football recruiting class today during the Signing Day celebration, presented by The Penn State Alumni Association in the Lasch Football Building.
Penn State welcomed 15 student-athletes, who signed National Letters of Intent to join the football program. Seven of the signees will be early enrollees in January – Nate Bruce, Jeffrey Davis Jr., Kalen King, Kobe King, Rodney McGraw, Landon Tengwall and Christian Veilleux.
The Nittany Lions signed eight recruits that were rated four stars or higher by 247Sports, ESPN or Rivals.
Penn State again found success in the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast regions as six of the signees came from within a 200-mile radius of State College. The Nittany Lions’ class features players from eight different states and provinces, with four coming from Pennsylvania and Michigan, two from Maryland, and one form Alabama, Connecticut, Illinois, Ohio and On
PSU Signing Day 11:37 pm
Head coach James Franklin unveiled the 2021 Penn State Football recruiting class today during the Signing Day celebration, presented by The Penn State Alumni Association in the Lasch Football Building.
Penn State welcomed 15 student-athletes, who signed National Letters of Intent to join the football program. Seven of the signees will be early enrollees in January – Nate Bruce, Jeffrey Davis Jr., Kalen King, Kobe King, Rodney McGraw, Landon Tengwall and Christian Veilleux.
The Nittany Lions signed eight recruits that were rated four stars or higher by 247Sports, ESPN or Rivals.
Penn State again found success in the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast regions as six of the signees came from within a 200-mile radius of State College. The Nittany Lions’ class features players from eight different states and provinces, with four coming from Pennsylvania and Michigan, two from Maryland, and one form Alabama, Connecticut, Illinois, Ohio and Ontario.
MURRAY, KY (MURRAY STATE ATHLETICS) Seventeen student-athletes from nine different states made it official Tuesday that they have chosen to continue their academic and football careers at Murray State as part of the 2021 National Signing Day early signing period. In the first part of his second signing class, head coach Dean Hood added size and speed with an emphasis on the offense, which represented 9 of the 17 signees. In total, MSU signed four offensive linemen, three wide receivers, three defensive linemen, two defensive backs, two athletes, a running back, a linebacker and a quarterback.
“We are really proud of this class and I want to thank our assistant coaches for all they work they put in to get us here,” said Hood. “In these 17 student-athletes, we think we have really improved our team in some key areas by adding size and speed to all positions and bringing in some guys who can make an immediate impact. However, bigger than their impact on the field, we feel that