This recruiting cycle saw 19 players that originally started their high school career in Nevada sign with FBS programs on National Signing Day.

A few left their decision for the last second as Jarvis Polu made the last second switch to Navy over Army and former Bishop Gorman star lineman decommitted from BYU in the fall before quietly submitting his name to the Cougars staff on NSD.

Gael quarterback Randall Cunningham was signee left off the list though his status was known early as he has opted to compete as a long jumper at USC.

Among the FBS class, there are a few potential instant impact players in the mix as Nacua, Michael Hughes, Zack Singer and Casey Hughes are among players considered ready to play right away.

Overall, the FBS class was had great overall numbers and depth. The impact of the class will be felt more in the future and there are plenty of players to follow as they develop.

WR Aaron Zanin-Banks Las Vegas

Arizona

DE Jerod Cody Glendale CC (Centennial)

Arizona State

S Armand Perry Bishop Gorman

BYU

DE Isaiah Nacua Timpview (Bishop Gorman)

Navy

DT Jarvis Polu Liberty

Nevada

QB Hunter Fralick Spanish Springs

OL Matt McDermand Moapa Valley

DT Cliff Porter Hug

Oregon

OT Tyrell Crosby Green Valley

QB Taz Wilson Chattahochee (Sierra Vista)

RB Nathan Starks Cherry Creek (Bishop Gorman)

UNLV

TE Austin Hunt Silverado

DT Michael Hughes Palo Verde

DB Tim Hough Desert Pines

K Conor Perkins Green Valley

Kent State

DT Zack Singer Bishop Gorman

Nebraska

OT Nick Gates Bishop Gorman

San Diego State

DE Noble Hall Valley

Utah

DB Casey Hughes Legacy

QB Stevie Farmer Athens (Canyon Springs)

RB Jocquez Kalili Desert Oasis

TE Jake Ortale Palo Verde

WR Trae Carter-Wells Reed

LB Nieamiah Lane Legacy

Only tree players joined the FCS level this recruiting cycle in former Truckee star Morgan Nevin joined Sacramento State for the spring and Weber State rolled the dice on Shamir Geisinger.

Defer has been one of the state's elite pass rushers and should find a spot in the linebacker rotation for Montana during his career.

Nevin is expected to be an immediate contributor for Hornets while Geisinger isn't a kid that hit the radar but he has the speed and physical potential to develop into a future impact player.

LB Morgan Nevin Santa Barbara City JC (Truckee)

OT Marcus Smith New Mexico Military (Mojave)

LB Evan Defer Damonte Ranch

RB Eric Wilkes Desert Pines

CB Shamir Geisinger Spanish Springs

The D2 level should benefit from plenty of high quality player that were skimmed over by larger school. There were plenty of high quality linemen still available late that should rise to become starters in the future with focused work in the weight room.

Dixie State grabbed Nevada Player of the Year Tyler Newman. If he maintains his high school magic, he can be a key player for the program in the future with his impressive intelligence.

Linebacker J Henderson, Danny Otuwa and Demarrius Oliver are other key players to watch along with a host of defensive backs.

DT Dylan Weasa Foothill

OG Jordan Knapp Bonanza

OG Tryson Mook Bishop Gorman

LB J Henderson Shadow Ridge

WR Riley Hoff Bishop Gorman

LB Randolph McLean Pershing County

CB Mason Rhoads Douglas

QB Herman Smith Victor Valley (Desert Oasis)

QB Tyler Newman Liberty

OG Scott Hughes Liberty

OG Zach Lurgis Legacy

DE Hayden Solis Faith Lutheran

LB Danny Otuwa Faith Lutheran

RB Farrell Victor Feather River CC (Las Vegas HS)

LB Demarrius Oliver Valley

DB Salah Boyce Arbor View

DB Devon Turner Arbor View

S Ryan Naki Desert Pines

Several player signed with NAIA schools including a major haul for high powered Southern Oregon. Lantz Worthington and Malik Davis are great fits within the SOU style of offense and should eventually move into the lineup during their career.

The program also grabs a potential impact defender in Isiah Carter, Carter is a high level player with great speed but lack of size limited his options.

Dakota State

FB Ivaylo Iliev Mountain View Christian

OL Levar Colbert Durango

LB Ismail Seura Bishop Gorman

LB/S Kenyan CokerBishop Gorman

QB Morgan Dirickson Churchill County

RB Trent Tarner Churchill County

OL Brennan Lewis Churchill County

LB Dakota Schelling Churchill County

Montana Western

WR Josh Shaver Lowry

Southern Oregon

RB/WR Lantz Worthington Centennial

WR/CB Malik Davis Desert Pines

OL Terry Dodd IV Cheyenne

DE Kaveo Walker Feather River CC (Las Vegas HS)

LB Isiah Carter Canyon Springs

CB Austin Cooper Canyon Springs

CB Raequan Bascombe Canyon Springs

OL Matthew Sink Legacy

Several elite athletes didn't come off the board on Signing Day but showcase the ability to eventually be game changers in college.

Many decided to put off the SAT/ACT test until January making them unrecruitable as they have yet to qualify but you could see them added to four year rosters in the fall.

LB/DE Nieamiah Lane, RB Jocquez Kalili, QB Drew Doxtator, RB/WR Antraye Johnson, WR Trae Carter-Wells and DL Eric Anderson are among player to keep an eye out for in the fall.