Clay Travis SEC dominates college football's National Signing Day
December 20, 2018
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as posted by the channelOn today's Outkick the Show, Clay Travis discussed college football's National Signing Day. Clay Travis said the SEC, once again, was the clear winner in college football on National Signing Day as it had the top four most successful programs on National Signing Day by signing the top recruits.
Clay Travis, on his Outkick the Show, looked at the top 25 college football schools who did the best on National Signing Day. Clay Travis pointed out that the SEC did the best overall.
Clay Travis said Alabama's Nick Saban, once again, was able to get the top spot on National Signing Day followed by Georgia's Kirby Smart, Texas A&M's Jimbo Fisher , LSU's Ed Orgeron, Oregon's Mario Cristobal's, Clemson's Dabo Swinney, Michigan's Jim Harbaugh, Oklahoma's Lincoln Riley, Texas' Tom Herman, and Penn State's James Franklin.
Clay Travis, on Outkick the Show and on his morning program Outkick the Coverage, went down the full list of winners on National Signing Day from 1 - 25 and in doing so, he pointed out that 11 of the top 22 schools were from the SEC.
Clay Travis said he would discuss the SEC's dominance on National Signing Day on his morning radio program Outkick the Coverage.
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