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College football National Signing Day in Howard County [Pictures]

It might not have had the fanfare of what was seen on ESPN, but Wednesday's National Signing Day was also celebrated in Howard County, as athletes signed their commitments to play college football. Click through to see who is going where. If you have a Howard County football signing photo that is not included here, please send it to HowardCountySports@patuxent.com.
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Atholton quarterback Luke Casey (Rhode Island) signs his National Letter of Intent Feb. 6 at Atholton High School.

Atholton's Luke Casey

( Submitted photo / February 6, 2013 )
Atholton quarterback Luke Casey (Rhode Island) signs his National Letter of Intent Feb. 6 at Atholton High School.
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