National Signing Day 2014 superlatives

A lot of fun stuff comes out of National Signing Day, as you may have noticed if you've been following Pac-12.com's coverage throughout the day. Here's a quick roundup of the best stuff we hadn't gotten to yet:

All-Name Team:

• Squally Canada (running back, Washington State)
• Hercules Mata'afa (defensive end, Washington State)
• Kingston Fernandez (buck linebacker, Washington State)
• Budda Baker (safety, Washington)
• Honorary member, even though he's from the Mid-American Conference: Lion King (defensive lineman, Eastern Michigan)

Best infographic for recruits:

Love the big ol' "SIGNED" stamped on it. So official.

Most ridiculous high school stat line:

Colorado signee Donovan Lee rushed for 1,979 yards and 37 touchdowns as a senior. 

Best Bling:

My man Tre Watson for rocking this ring:

We're ready!! RT @CallMeEPJ: Here's a message to Cal fans from Tre Watson: pic.twitter.com/ShybCeWCGa #GoBears #CalFamily #SigningDay

— Cal Football (@CalFootball) February 5, 2014

Best dressed:

#SigningDay #ESPN300: 194, (#13 Safety), Mattrell McGraw commits to #Oregon pic.twitter.com/Lxl14BNdf3

— ESPN CollegeFootball (@ESPNCFB) February 5, 2014

Fun factoids:

• Arizona RB signee Cam Denson's father worked as an usher at Arizona Stadium from 1992-97.
• Cal S signee Quentin Tartabull's uncle Richard Branham played basketball at Cal with Jason Kidd.
• More family stuff: Lowell Lotulelei, younger brother of former Ute Star Lotulelei, also will be a Ute defensive tackle.
• And even more family ties: Oregon State signee Luke Del Rio is the son of Denver Broncos defensive coordinator Jack Del Rio.
• Colorado defensive end Sam Bennion has been to more than 20 countries. He signed his letter of intent in Mexico City, where he is taking language courses to prepare for a two-year mission in Chile as a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. He plans to enroll at Colorado in the spring of 2016. 
• Oregon State coaches traveled 286,724 miles on recruiting trips – that's 11.5 times around Earth. If you don't believe me, here's the infographic: 
  

  "There are no traffic jams on the extra mile!" Our coaches traveled around the world over 11 times! #GoBeavs pic.twitter.com/GIWVYxSLl5

  — Beavers Football (@OSUBeaversFB) February 5, 2014