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National Signing Day: Forsyth football players have no regrets about late commitment changes
South's Camp and Barbir, Lambert's Bailey sign to the surprise of many
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Alex Barbir and his head coach Jeff Arnette talk to Penn State head coach James Franklin during South Forsyth's National Signing Day event Wednesday in the auditorium. - photo by Michael Foster
Ever since he began playing football during his sophomore year of high school, South Forsyth’s Jalen Camp has been at the center of a tug-of-war between not only his position coaches, but—eventually—college recruiters. Three years later, Georgia Tech head coach Paul Johnson was the last man standing at the end of the rope. Camp signed his national letter of intent as part of the national signing day ceremony at South Forsyth High School Wednesday morning, wearing a white, honey-comb patterned hat with a ‘GT’ monogram adorning the front.