National Signing Day 2012: The Odds for Where Every Top Recruit Will Sign

With NSD finally upon us, we figured why not take a couple of the top uncommitted prospects left on the board and put a percentage on where they will sign.

So here we go; just a quick percentage rundown on where I think the odds and chances are a recruit signs. Nothing too fancy, but extra juicy and interesting nonetheless.

Let's get started.

13. Tracy Howard, CB

Howard looks to be a top-flight CB prospect. I don't think he leaves the Sunshine State, so here's how I look at his recruitment:

Florida: 33 percent

Florida State: 33 percent

Miami: 33 percent

12. Nelson Agholor, ATH

Agholor tripped to Los Angeles in the summer and again this past month. Florida and FSU are going to battle at the wire for him vs. USC.

Here's how I see it:

USC: 60 percent

Florida State: 25 percent

Florida: 15 percent

11. Jordan Diamond, OT

I've maintained that I would be shocked if Diamond doesn't end up at Michigan. He'll likely make his decision on Friday.

Here's how I see it:

Michigan: 45 percent

Wisconsin: 25 percent

Auburn: 15 percent

Arkansas: 15 percent

10. Josh Harvey-Clemons, OLB/WR

FSU was my pick back in the fall, but since then I've changed. The Noles aren't out of it, but they trail the Gators and Bulldogs in my opinion.

I see it like this:

Georgia: 35 percent

Florida: 35 percent

Florida State: 15 percent

Miami: 15 percent

9. Avery Young, OT

I'd you would have asked me this last spring, I'd said Oklahoma.

But not anymore.

Auburn leads by a slight hair, in my opinion, and I see Young's thinking as:

Auburn: 30 percent 

Miami: 23 percent

Georgia: 23 percent

Florida: 23 percent

8. Darius Hamilton, DL

UPDATE 7PM: Hamilton has committed to Rutgers.

Rutgers: 50 percent

Miami: 50 percent

7. Kyle Murphy, OT

It's a three-team race, but I think it's really Stanford vs. USC.

I think Stanford wins out and Murphy finishes like this:

Stanford: 50 percent

USC: 30 percent

Oregon: 20 percent

6. Ronald Darby, CB

Darby was committed to Notre Dame, but has backed off circa a few weeks ago.

I think FSU wins out and he finishes as:

Florida State: 60 percent

Auburn: 20 percent

Clemson: 20 percent

5. Kwon Alexander, OLB

Alexander has to realize that he's a way better fit in Brian Van Gorder's scheme rather than Kirby Smart and Nick Saban's.

He just has to...doesn't he?

Auburn: 55 percent

Alabama: 45 percent

4. Eddie Goldman, DT

I've had a hunch about Florida State with Goldman the past several days, but you never know.

The D.C. native will let us all know his pick tomorrow.

Florida State: 25 percent

Miami: 25 percent

Auburn: 25 percent

Alabama: 25 percent

3. Andrus Peat, OT

Peat has his brother at Nebraska, so I think we all know Bo Pelini has been selling the family angle here.

It could work, but Stanford and USC will have something to say before it's over.

Nebraska: 50 percent

Stanford: 25 percent

USC: 25 percent

2. Stefon Diggs, WR

Diggs is highly unpredictable. He won' make a decision until almost Valentine's Day.

So I'll be worrying about buying chocolates and flowers and covering Diggs' recruitment at the same time.

Auburn: 25 percent

Florida: 25 percent

Ohio State: 25 percent

Maryland: 25 percent

1. Dorial Green-Beckham, WR

I think this race comes down to Missouri vs. Arkansas. Reports and rumors are swirling from all over the place.

Now, we finally get to see where he's going.

Missouri: 45 percent

Arkansas: 45 percent

Texas: 5 percent

Oklahoma: 5 percent