National Signing Day 2018: Where top 10 recruits committed

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National Signing Day has come and gone, leaving the top uncommitted recruits, well, no longer uncommitted.

Several of the top recruits for the 2018 class finished their recruitment with the early signing period, but a few five-star players waited until the traditional date to make their college decisions.

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Here's where the top 10 uncommitted prospects ended their college football recruitment (all players reflect 247Sports' Composite rankings): 

Patrick Surtain Jr., CB

School: American Heritage (Fort Lauderdale, Fla.) 
Overall ranking: 6 (No. 1 CB) 
Committed to: Alabama

Nicholas Petit-Frere, OT

School: Berkeley Prep (Tampa, Fla.) 
Overall ranking: 8 (No. 1 OT)
Committed to: Ohio State

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Tyson Campbell, CB

School: American Heritage (Fort Lauderdale, Fla.) 
Overall ranking: 11 (No. 2 CB) 
Committed to: Georgia

Olaijah Griffin, CB

School: Mission Viejo (Mission Viejo, Calif.)
Overall ranking: 25 (No. 3 CB) 
Committed to: USC

MORE: Georgia, Clemson big winners on early Signing Day

Devon Williams, WR

School: Antelope Valley (Lancaster, Calif.) 
Overall ranking: 34 (No. 5 WR)
Committed to: USC

Isaac Taylor-Stuart, CB

School: Helix (San Diego)
Overall ranking: 35 (No. 4 CB)
Committed to: USC

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Tanner McKee, Pro-style QB

School: Centennial (Corona, Calif.) 
Overall ranking: 36 (No. 3 Pro-style QB)
Committed to: Stanford

Jaylen Waddle, WR

School: Episcopal (Bellaire, Texas) 
Overall ranking: 38 (No. 6 WR)
Committed to: Alabama

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Justyn Ross, WR

School: Central (Phenix City, Ala.) 
Overall ranking: 45 (No. 7 WR)
Committed to: Clemson

William Barnes, OT

School: Apopka (Apopka, Fla.)
Overall ranking: 52 (No. 5 OT)
Committed to: North Carolina

Bill Bender

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Bill Bender graduated from Ohio University in 2002 and started at The Sporting News as a fantasy football writer in 2007. He has covered the College Football Playoff, NBA Finals and World Series for SN. Bender enjoys story-telling, awesomely-bad 80s movies and coaching youth sports.