All of the drama of National Signing Day for Ohio State came down to a punter. That's right, a punter.

Johnny Townsend, rated a two- to three-star specialist, committed to Ohio State in August. But during Wednesday's National Signing Day, word came out that he was strongly considering Alabama.

Bright House Sports and the Orlando Sentinel have both reported throughout the day that Florida punter Johnny Townsend will change his commitment from Ohio State to Alabama today.

Ohio State currently has 23 commitments in and are waiting on just Townsend and running back Ezekiel Elliott. Townsend is set to announce his decision at a 4 p.m. press conference. Elliott is announcing at 5 p.m.

Running back Ezekiel Elliott committed to Ohio State in April but won't announce his official college choice until a 5 p.m. press conference today.

Many believe Elliott will stick by his Ohio State commitment but after taking an official visit to home state Missouri, where his parents attended, there is some doubt about his choice.

As expected, wide receiver recruit Taivon Jacobs flipped his commitment today.

The three-star wide receiver who originally committed to Ohio State is signing a national letter of intent with Maryland.

When running back/athlete Dontre Wilson committed to Ohio State earlier in the week, it looked like he may have been Ohio State's last commitment for this recruiting class.

Now on National Signing Day, Urban Meyer has pulled in more highly recruited players.

In July, Maryland wide receiver Taivon committed to Ohio State. Now, according to the Washington Post, he'll choose between the Buckeyes and Maryland tomorrow at 10 a.m.

The paper reports that Jacobs is considering Maryland to be closer with his one-year-old daughter. Jacobs had an official visit at OSU in January.

On Monday night, Texas running back/athlete Dontre Wilson committed to Ohio State.

The 2013 recruit originally committed to Oregon in May. But after the Ducks' Chip Kelly was hired by the Philadelphia Eagles, Wilson reopened his commitment.

Following Corey Smiths commitment to Ohio State earlier in the week, the Buckeyes' 2013 recruiting class is just about full. Leading up to next Wednesday's National Signing Day, the class Ohio State is putting together is among the best in the nation. But the class may not be quite complete.

Much like Ohio State can pull a scholarship offer, a player can change his commitment. Running back Ezekiel Elliott committed to OSU in April, but is now planning a visit to Missouri. He is considered the best player in Missouri, and his parents are alumni. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports that Elliott will make his decision on signing day.