The Crimson Tide isn't expected to add anyone else on Tuesday's official deadline after,
bringing in the top class in the country during the early period. That doesn't mean other programs aren't trying to finish strong.
Nick Saban and the Alabama Crimson Tide finished comfortably ahead of Georgia and Texas to rake in the nation's top recruiting class in 2023.
After grabbing nine five-stars, 18 four-stars and a three-star during the early signing period, the Crimson Tide doesn't feel like it has much else left to do.
And those 28 players brought in doesn't include the addition of both tight end CJ Dippre from Maryland and linebacker Trezmen Marshall from Georgia.
Needless to say, Alabama has plenty of incoming talent to help make up the 2023-24 roster.
It's not just the Crimson Tide, most programs are expecting a quiet National Signing Day.
As time goes on, more and more recruits announce their decisions by Early Signing Day.
The same goes for this year, with the majority of the big name prospects declaring their future early on Dec. 21, 2022.