National Signing Day as we knew it is dead, and its decline bodes poorly for college football's future
National Signing Day is dead. It has been for a while. There's a strong chance those of you reading this didn't realize it was happening today, Feb. 5. Don't worry, you aren't alone. The advent of the transfer portal and December's early signing period have made the traditional February date an afterthought.
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