Slideshow: USA Football Signing Day Bonanza from AT&T Stadium

Forty-eight of the nation's top recruits from U.S. Under-19 and Under-18 national teams sign their national letters of intent at home of the Dallas Cowboys.

Thumbnail image of this articles writer: Mitch Stephens
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Feb 5, 2014, 12:00am
ARLINGTON, Texas — The largest gathering of top college prospects on National Signing Day takes place at the USA Football Signing Day Breakfast this morning at AT&T Stadium, home of the Dallas Cowboys.

At least 48 players on the USA Under-19 and Under-18 National teams will sign this morning in conjunction with the International Bowl series that takes place Friday and Saturday in Arlington. USA teams take on Canadian teams in a series of age-group games.

Our MaxPreps photo editor Jim Redman is live and taking photos of the players, who are broken down by conferences or teams. Look for a story later from MaxPreps correspondent Randy Jennings. In the meantime enjoy the photos.
Notre Dame recruits are linebackers Greer Martini (Woodberry Forest, Va.) and Nile Sykes (Lombard, Ill.) and defensive lineman Jay Hayes (Brooklyn, N.Y.).
Notre Dame recruits are linebackers Greer Martini (Woodberry Forest, Va.) and Nile Sykes (Lombard, Ill.) and defensive lineman Jay Hayes (Brooklyn, N.Y.).
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SEC athletes are Alabama-bound offensive lineman Montel McBride (Plant City, Fla.), Auburn-signee and defensive back Nick Ruffin (Duluth, Ga.), Florida-bound receiver Moral Stephens (Perry, Fla.), Georgia-bound offensive lineman Isaiah Wynn (St. Petersburg, Fla.) and LSU-bound defensive lineman Trey Lealaimatafao (San Antonio, Texas).
SEC athletes are Alabama-bound offensive lineman Montel McBride (Plant City, Fla.), Auburn-signee and defensive back Nick Ruffin (Duluth, Ga.), Florida-bound receiver Moral Stephens (Perry, Fla.), Georgia-bound offensive lineman Isaiah Wynn (St. Petersburg, Fla.) and LSU-bound defensive lineman Trey Lealaimatafao (San Antonio, Texas).
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Big Ten signees include Indiana-bound running back Tommy Mister (Chicago), Iowa-bound quarterback Tyler Wiegers (Detroit), Nebraska-signee Trai Mosley (Pfugerville, Texas), Northwestern-bound running back Justin Jackson, Penn State-signee wide receiver Saeed Blacknall (Manalapan, N.J.) and Wisconsin-bound defensive lineman Billy Hirschfeld (Hartland, Wis.).
Big Ten signees include Indiana-bound running back Tommy Mister (Chicago), Iowa-bound quarterback Tyler Wiegers (Detroit), Nebraska-signee Trai Mosley (Pfugerville, Texas), Northwestern-bound running back Justin Jackson, Penn State-signee wide receiver Saeed Blacknall (Manalapan, N.J.) and Wisconsin-bound defensive lineman Billy Hirschfeld (Hartland, Wis.).
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Pac-12 athletes who signed were Oregon-bound defensive lineman Jalen Jelks (Phoenix, Ariz.) and receiver Charles Nelson (Ormond Beach, Fla.), Arizona State-signee defensive lineman Renell Wren (St. Louis, Mo.), Colorado-bound linebacker Grant Watanabe (San Antonio) and Stanford-signee defensive lineman Harrison Phillips (Omaha, Neb.).
Pac-12 athletes who signed were Oregon-bound defensive lineman Jalen Jelks (Phoenix, Ariz.) and receiver Charles Nelson (Ormond Beach, Fla.), Arizona State-signee defensive lineman Renell Wren (St. Louis, Mo.), Colorado-bound linebacker Grant Watanabe (San Antonio) and Stanford-signee defensive lineman Harrison Phillips (Omaha, Neb.).
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Big 10 signees from Michigan State and Ohio State. From Michigan State: defensive linemen Craig Evans (Clearfield, Pa.) and Enoch Smith (Plainfield, Ill.), and defensive back T.J. Harrell (Tampa, Fla.). Ohio State-signees: offensive lineman Brady Taylor (Columbus, Ohio) and defensive lineman Dylan Thompson (Lombard, Ill.).
Big 10 signees from Michigan State and Ohio State. From Michigan State: defensive linemen Craig Evans (Clearfield, Pa.) and Enoch Smith (Plainfield, Ill.), and defensive back T.J. Harrell (Tampa, Fla.). Ohio State-signees: offensive lineman Brady Taylor (Columbus, Ohio) and defensive lineman Dylan Thompson (Lombard, Ill.).
Photo by Jim Redman