National Signing Day 2019 is here ... “again”.

GoBlackKnights.com will bring the 2nd half of the 2018-19 NSD activities of the day, since as most fans already know and have experience the 1st half on December 20th, where there was the Early Signing period for the Class of 2019, which we effectively covered.

But there are several ‘unsigned’ verbally committed members of the Army Black Knights 2018 recruiting class who will place their John Hancock of their National Letter of Intent.

With that being said, let’s get started, as we will continue the coverage throughout the day as we will bring you comments, photos and storylines throughout the day from these future Black Knights ...

Of course, we asked each signee how does it feel to have signed their Letter of Intent and officially become a member of the Long Gray Line and a Black Knight football player for the No. 19 team in the nation?

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In Carson's Own Words: "It feels great. I couldn't be happier to be a part of this program. I'd like to say thank you to everyone who supported me along the way."

In Tyrell's Own Words: "It feels great. I feel more like a Black Knight and I will feel officially like a Black Knight when I’m done with my application."

In Isaiah's Own Words: "It’s just a blessing to be able to accomplish something this great and I can’t wait to get back on campus."

In Kaghen's Own Words: "It’s an honor and a dream come true. I can’t wait to Rep the Black and Gold."

In Aaron's Own Words: "This is something I’ve been dreaming of my whole life and being able to fulfill as a Black Knight is the biggest blessing I could receive. I’m very excited to get started."

In Reed's Own Words: "It is very exciting to officially become a part of the Army Football program. I can’t wait to meet my teammates and get to work with my new coaches."

In Beau's Own Words: "I think it is an honor and a privilege to call myself a Black Knight. I am very excited for the next 10 years in my next journey."

In Boris' Own Words: "Signing my LOI was a great feeling. I got a little emotional thinking about my future and the great things to come at West Point. I can’t wait to get to campus and get to work."

In Dylan's Own Words: "It’s an indescribable feeling knowing I’m going to be a part of something great. I only hope that I can do a small part to make sure Army stays great for years to come."

In Malik's Own Words: "I feel like I made the best decision anyone could ever make. I’m proud to be Black Knight and I don’t regret any second of it."

In Declan's Own Words: "I am beyond excited and look forward to such a rewarding experience. I feel blessed and I am ready to push myself to the limit with my new brothers."

In Bryce's Own Words: "It feels like an honor. I’m grateful that I can continue academics, football, and service to this country knowing that everybody back home will be proud of me."

In Robert's Own Words: "Man it feels good. This is the best decision I made ever in my life. I worked so hard for this -- it’s crazy. I can’t wait to meet new brothers and compete on and off the field and build new relationships with some good people. Go Army, Beat Navy."

In Shontez's Own Words: "I feel fortunate and can’t wait to get to work to contribute with my new found brothers. West Point is a true blessing."

In Jalen's Own Words: "It feels great and I can’t wait to come and make an impact on the team."

In Darryl's Own Words: "It feels great knowing that I just laid the foundation for the rest of my life. I can’t wait to be a part of the culture of excellence that Army football upholds."

In Davis' Own Words: "I feel amazing! I would really like to use this as a testimony to other kids who doubt themselves; never give up. Not everyone can play for a high caliber team like Army and I am truly blessed to be given this opportunity."

In Jake's Own Words: "It feels like a dream come true. All my life I’ve wanted to play D1 football and to finally have the opportunity at such a special place, I wouldn’t trade it for the world."

In Johnny's Own Words: "It’s overwhelming. My father and I have been dreaming about me signing to a ranked school on signing day since I began playing football when I was about 5. And signing to a program that is bigger than just football, a program that will develop me into a better man and into a leader in our society. I'm still in awe of it all and I am beyond honored and grateful for the opportunity."

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- Several last minute commits, such as Anthony Adkins, who was previously committed to Louisville; Skylar Mack and Boomer Irvin.

- Keiran Grant - The Rivals 3-star RB will not be signing today, but on February 13th, so that his family could be in attendance.

- Tanner Addams is no longer committed to Army West Point and will be attending Old Dominion University as a PWO.