College football recruiting: Where the five-stars have signed for 2023

There's plenty of drama left to unfold with the three remaining uncommitted five-star prospects in the 2023 recruiting cycle ahead of National Signing Day next week. Per the 247Sports individual player rankings, which include 32 five-stars this cycle we consider to be potential first-round NFL Draft picks down the road, athlete Nyckoles Harbor, quarterback Jaden Rashada and tight end Duce Robinson are left to make their choices official before putting a cap on this class.

For Harbor, his father shot down reports this week that he was taking a late visit to Colorado ahead of an in-home with Oregon. Harbor has already taken official visits to Maryland, South Carolina and Michigan and currently, his only 247Sports Crystal Ball prediction points to the Gamecocks.

Rashada's situation is fluid as well. He originally signed with Florida in December as the gem of Billy Napier's haul with the Gators, but asked out of his letter of intent after a reported NIL debacle. Florida granted his wish and Rashada is back on the market. Georgia and USC recently met with Robinson, who might not make it to fall in college football if he's selected high in this summer's MLB Draft.

Here's a look at all the five-stars in the 2023 class and where they've signed.