With Signing Day buzz dying down, it’s time for a quick recap of the early signing period so far. Right now, the ACC has received 39 letters of intent and sports five classes in the top 25 according to ESPN. NC State leads the way with the third-ranked 2012 class, but North Carolina is close behind with the fifth-ranked class. Wake Forest, Maryland and Virginia check in with classes ranked #15, #17 and #18, respectively.

All Eyes Now Turn on Where Shabazz Muhammad Will End Up

A couple of big prospects are still on the board though, including top-ranked prospect Shabazz Muhammad, who is down to a number of high-profile schools including Duke. Tony Parker also still has Duke in the mix (and many analysts predict him signing with the Blue Devils in the spring). Amile Jefferson is also looking at nine schools including NC State, Maryland, Miami and Wake Forest (NC State is considered to be the favorite). All three are considered consensus five-star recruits.

You can find complete the roster signings after the jump.

Boston College:

• PG Oliver Hanlan (New Hampton Prep; New Hampton, New Hampshire)
• SG Joe Rahon (Torrey Pines; San Diego, California)

Clemson:

• SF Jaron Blossomgame (Chattahoochee High School; Alpharetta, Georgia)
• PG Adonis Filer (Notre Dame Prep School; Fitchburg, Massachusetts)
• C Landry Nnoko (Montaverde Academy; Yaounde, Cameroon)
• SG Jordan Roper (Irmo High School; Irmo, South Carolina)
• PF Josh Smith (Olympic High School; Charlotte, North Carolina)

Duke:

• SG Rasheed Sulaimon (Strake Jesuit College Prep; Houston, Texas)

Florida State:

• PG Devon Bookert (West Anchorage High School; Anchorage, Alaska)
• PG Montay Brandon (Wesleyan Christian Academy; High Point, North Carolina)
• PF Robert Gilchrist (Polk State College; Winter Haven, Florida)
• SG Aaron Thomas (Brewster Academy; Cincinnati, Ohio)

Georgia Tech:

• SG Chris Bolden (North Gwinnett High School; Suwanee, Georgia)
• SF Marcus Hunt (North Clayton High School; College Park, Georgia)
• PF Robert Carter (Shiloh; Snellville, Georgia)

Maryland (#17 ESPN class):

• C Shaquille Cleare (The Village School; Houston, Texas)
• SF Jake Layman (King Philip Regional; Wrentham, Massachusetts)
• SG Seth Allen (Fredericksburg Christian; Fredericksburg, Virginia)

Miami:

• C Tonye Jekiri (Champagnat Catholic; Hialeah, Florida)
• SG Melvin Johnson (St. Benedict’s High School; New York, New York)

North Carolina (#5 ESPN class):

• PF Joel James (Dwyer High School; Palm Beach Gardens, Florida)
• PF Brice Johnson (Edisto High School; Cordova, South Carolina)
• PG Marcus Paige (Linn Mar High School; Marion, Iowa)
• SF JP Tokoto (Menomonee Falls High School; Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin)

NC State (#3 ESPN class):

• PG Rodney Purvis (Upper Room Christian Academy; Raleigh, North Carolina)
• SF TJ Warren (Brewster Academy; Raleigh, North Carolina)
• PG Tyler Lewis (Oak Hill Academy; Statesville, North Carolina)

Virginia (#18 ESPN class)

• SF Justin Anderson (Montrose Christian; Rockville, Maryland)
• SF Evan Nolte (Milton; Alpharetta, Georgia)
• C Mike Tobey (Blair Academy; Ramsey, New Jersey)
• PG Teven Jones (Fishburne Military School; Waynesboro, Virginia)

Virginia Tech:

• PF Montrezl Harrell (Hargrave Military Academy; Tarboro, North Carolina)
• PF Marshall Wood (Rustburg High School; Rustburg, Virginia)

Wake Forest (#15 ESPN class):

• SF Arnaud Adala Moto (Episcopal; Alexandria, Virginia)
• PG Codi Miller-McIntyre (Hargrave Military Academy; Concord, North Carolina)
• PF Devin Thomas (Central Dauphin High School; Harrisburg, Pennsylvania)
• PF Tyler Cavanaugh (Jamesville-Dewitt High School; Albany, New York)
• C Andre Washington (Hargrave Military Academy; Rocky Mount, Virginia)
• SF Aaron Rountree (Greenfield High School; Wilson, North Carolina)

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