Signing Day Notebook: Do you know these famous names?
BTN.com's Tom Dienhart offers up his National Signing Day notebook.
BTN.com's Tom Dienhart offers up his National Signing Day notebook.
The faxes are rolling into #SigningDayOnBTN! It looks like we even got one from @BoilerFootball HC @JeffBrohm. 😂 https://t.co/77yZYaVPey — Big Ten Network (@BigTenNetwork) February 1, 2017 Yes — yes it is. #SigningDayOnBTN 📠: 312-275-8407 pic.twitter.com/rQTCZL2Q0t — Big Ten Network (@BigTenNetwork) February 1, 2017
Leading up to eight hours of live National Singing Day coverage on BTN?BTn2Go starting at 9 a.m. ET Wed., Feb. 1, BTN.com's Tom Dienhart looked for answer to this question: Why does anyone use the fax machine?
Need information on National Signing Day? We'll get you to the right place, player and team with this Big Ten guide.
Earlier, BTN.com senior writer Tom Dienhart looked at the overall recruiting appeal of the football programs in the Big Ten East. Now, it's time for him to take a look at the programs in the Big Ten West.
With Signing Day on Wednesday, players are in the midst of making their college choices. A lot of things go into a kid’s decision on where to go to college. Academics, coaching, facilities and tradition are just a few of the factors.
National Football Signing Day is Wednedday, Feb. 1 and BTN will have full coverage throughout the day. We took a quick look at the top needs for each of the 14 Big Ten football programs.
National Signing Day for football is Wed., Feb. 1 and once again Allen Trieu of Scout.com will be part of our eight hours of live TV coverage. Ahead of that day, BTN's Tom Dienhart talked with Trieu about the overall Big Ten signing day outlook.
The NCAA is considering an early signing period, and it’s about time one is implemented, writes BTN.com's Tom Dienhart.
Let’s turn the clock back one year and look at the Big Ten recruiting rankings for from 247Sports. Whose fortunes rose? Whose fell? Eight of the 14 teams rose in the ranking by 247Sports from 2015 to 2016. The team that made the biggest jump was Michigan, which went from No. 48 to No. 5, a rise of 43 places. Having over a year to woo this class was a boon for Jim Harbaugh. Will he one day land the nation’s No. 1 class? He may. The next biggest jump was made by Minnesota, which made a jump of 15