2017 Signing Day

The first Wednesday in February marks a momentous day in the playing careers and lives of high school football players across America. While Alabama signed numerous blue chip athletes from across the country, a local standout decided to play his college football close to home...

The University of Alabama will finish its 2017 class with eight in-state players with the final signee being top-ranked defensive lineman LaBryan Ray.

One of the state's top players for the class of 2017 has decided to stay home and play for the University of Alabama.

The Latest on college football's national signing day. (all times Eastern): 10:20 a.m. DECISION TRACKER: Todd Harris, a safety from Plaquemine, Louisiana, picked LSU over Alabama, good news for Tigers coach Ed Orgeron. Harris was a top-100 player in 247Sports composite rankings...

Alabama football is on the verge of bringing in the No. 1 class in the country for 2017 and many analysts believe it's as talented as any Nick Saban has ever signed.

Alabama landed a big commitment at a position of need on the eve of Signing Day.

If Alabama can close out the top-ranked class on National Signing Day, it would mark the seventh straight year that Nick Saban has signed the No. 1 class in the 247Sports team rankings.

A monumental day is approaching for athletes across the country as a number of America’s top high school football players will decide where they will play at the collegiate level. During Monday’s edition of Inside the Locker Room, noted national recruiting guru and co-host of The Lemming Report Tom Lemming surveyed the recruiting scene with two days remaining until National Signing Day... Read Mor

National Signing Day is only a week away and Alabama has a strong chance to close out the top class once again. Depending on the recruiting service you choose, the Crimson Tide's 2017 class ranks one or two nationally. While Alabama already sits at 24 total commitments, many analysts believe Nick Saban will still sign a few more players for this class...

Alabama announced Friday that 12 student-athletes have begun classes at the University and will be eligible to participate in spring practice with the Crimson Tide in 2017. The January enrollees include offensive lineman Elliot Baker (San Francisco, Calif...