With all but one of the top 100 prospects in the Class of 2025 already committed, Wednesday's National Signing Day has little resemblance to what used to be a marquee day in college football's offseason calendar.

National signing day isn't the college football holiday it used to be in February. Tennessee didn't sign a single player on Wednesday. Here's why.

More than 60 teams signed at least one blue-chip prospect in the 2025 recruiting class with 21 teams that surpassed double-digit blue-chip signees. All but three of those teams with at least 10 blue-chip signees this cycle are members of the Big Ten or SEC — a clear sign of the growing gap between the so-called 'Power 2' and the rest of the field.

It's National Signing Day! It should be quiet in Fayetteville, but here's a recap of who Arkansas football signed in December for its 2025 class.

There was a time when the traditional February national signing day was one of the most important days on the entire college football calendar. That time