National Signing Day ceremony photos from Class of 2016 players

Star players from across the country smile for the camera at their signing ceremonies.

Zack Poff recaps some of the biggest winners of this year's National Signing Day.

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Check out some photos of top players at ceremonies where they inked their National Letters of Intent on Wednesday.

The nation's top recruit Rashan Gary, from Paramus Catholic (N.J.) will be in Ann Arbor next season to play for Michigan.

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Nick Bosa signed his NLI to play for coach Urban Meyer at Ohio State, where his brother just concluded his collegiate career.

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Big offensive lineman Ben Bredeson of Arrowhead (Hartland, Wisc.) joins Jim Harbaugh's team as he signs with Michigan.

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Levonta Taylor of Ocean Lakes (Virginia Beach, Va.) inks his commitment to Florida State.

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Dynamic running back Tavien Feaster of Spartanburg (S.C.) signs his NLI to be a Clemson Tiger.

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Bergen Catholic (N.J.) quarterback Jarrett Guarantano signs his National Letter of Intent to Tennessee.

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Tight end Kaden Smith of Marcus (Flower Mound, Texas) gives coach David Shaw and the Stanford Cardinal another top player.

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Mater Dei (Santa Ana, Calif.) players Curtis Robinson (Stanford) and Frank Martin II (USC) sign with the Pac-12 powers.

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Athlete DeMario McCall of North Ridgeville (Ohio) signed with Ohio State.

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Andrew Fitzgerald of Marcus (Flower Mound, Texas) added to a surprisingly stacked University of Texas class.

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Cornerback Kristian Fulton of Archbishop Rummel (Metairie, La.) will stay in state and add to LSU's top-5 recruiting class.

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David Long of Loyola (Los Angeles) inks his NLI to Michigan.

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Nate Craig-Myers of Tampa Catholic (Fla.) chose Auburn in a televised commitment ceremony.

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Defensive end Chauncey Manac of Clinch County (Homerville, Ga.) chose to stay in-state by signing with the Georgia Bulldogs.

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Five players from Bishop Amat (La Puente, Calif.) signed letters on Wednesday. From left to right, they are: Matt Brayton (UNLV), Tyler Vaughns (USC), Trevon Sidney (USC), Christian Gaston (Colorado State) and Steven Lopez (Missouri Baptist).

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Jack Cook (left, Harvard) and William Eichenberg (second from left, Notre Dame) took part in a ceremony at St. Ignatius (Cleveland).

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Wide receiver Drake Davis chooses LSU on a day when IMG Academy (Bradenton, Fla.) was well-represented.

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Powerful offensive tackle Jean Delance of Mesquite (North Mesquite, Texas) will head to Austin and play for the Texas Longhorns.

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Michael Irvin Jr. of St. Thomas Aquinas (Fort Lauderdale, Fla.) is staying close to home at Miami University.

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C.J. Pollard (USC) and Brandon Burton (UCLA) were teammates at Serra (Gardena, Calif.) but will soon be rivals.

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Jaxson Kincaide of St. Thomas Aquinas (Fort Lauderdale, Fla.) celebrates signing with Nevada.

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Devin Asiasi of De La Salle (Concord, Calif.) gives his signature to go play for the University of Michigan.

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Boss Tagaloa of De La Salle (Concord, Calif.) will go south to play for UCLA.

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