It started out as a logical National Signing Day question: which schools landed the studs from our 2010 Boys Top 100 List?

But what seemed innocent enough ballooned into a massive numbers crunch. Whether you’re a stat geek or just an interested soccer head, we’ve got more data on the following college commits than you’ll ever need (numbers subject to change as commits come in).

49: As in the number of schools represented by the commits on the Boys Top 100 list. From Wright State, to UC San Diego to Iona College(m), these stars managed to spread the wealth throughout the country.

Undecided: The surprise when looking at the findings was discovering how many top players have still yet to commit and are weighing future options. Among them, Miles Byass (unattached), Scott Keogh (PDA), Estanilao Arevalo (Real So Cal) and Robert Barrera (PDA).

UCLA: The Bruins nabbed six blue chippers to lead all schools vying for Top 100 players. Our highest rated player, U.S. national teamer and standout goalkeeper Earl Edwards will be joining UCLA along with Discover Europe™ Tour teammates Kelyn Rowe, Joseph Sofia Jr. and Patrick Matchett.   

Other schools who managed to garner more than a few players were Wake Forest (5), Indiana (4) and Akron (4).

No Love?: All they did was win the National championship and yet the Virginia Cavaliers don’t boast one top prospect from our list. Go figure.

Pac-10: Something about the West Coast - The Pac-10 boasts 12 players, considerably more than any other conference. Should make for a competitive 2010.

UCLA Earl Edwards Kelyn Rowe Zach Foxhoven Joseph Sofia Jr. Patrick Matchett Victor Chavez	AKRON(m) Perry Kitchen Martin Ontiveros Reinaldo Brenes Richard Diaz Jr.	WAKE FOREST(m) Jared Watts Ryan Metts Kyle Emerson Ross Tomaselli Justin Orden	INDIANA(m) Harrison Petts Nikita Kotlov Blake Wise Jacob Bushue	SMU Zachery Barnes Ruben Luna Robert Derschang AJ Corrado
ST. JOHN's(m) Kovi Konowiecki Dominick Sarle Alex Bramall	STANFORD(m) Keon Parsa JJ Koval Drew Hutchins	MARYLAND(m) Tsotleho "Sunny" Jane Patrick Mullins	NORTHWESTERN(m) Lepekola Seetane Reed Losee	DUKE(m) Johnathan Aguirre Sebastien Ibeagha
SOUTH CAROLINA(m) Chipper Root Trevor Hubbard	WASHINGTON(m) Spencer Richey Zach Portillos	WEST VIRGINIA(m) Travis Ives Julio Arjona	PROVIDENCE(m) Johan Hernandez Philip Ziegler	DAYTON(m) Jonathan Nelson Victor Duru
CAL POLY(m) George Malki	CLEMSON(m) Cody Mizell	SAN FRANCISCO(m) Mauricio Diaz-Deleon	MICHIGAN(m) Soony Saad	MICHIGAN STATE(m) Josh Barens
CREIGHTON(m) Tyler Polak Conor Doyle	HARVARD(m) Kyle Henderson Joseph Kearney	COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON(m) Anthony Kattreh Andrew Craven	GEORGE MASON(m) Sean Cote	DENVER(m) Cole Chapleski
IONA COLLEGE(m) Samuel Adjei	CALIFORNIA(m) Alec Sundly	PENN STATE(m) Jordan Tyler	KENTUCKY(m) Dylan Asher	HOLY CROSS(m) Nolan McKeever
VILLANOVA(m) Joseph Schmid	WISCONSIN(m) Paul Yonga	CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE(m) Alberto Rosas	YALE(m) Nicholas Alers	WRIGHT STATE(m) Chris Meingast
SEATTLE(m) Darwin Jones	COLUMBIA(m) Michael Attal	NORTHEASTERN(m) AJ Stueck	ST. LOUIS(m) Sito Sasieta	NOTRE DAME(m) Harry Shipp
COLGATE(m) Christopher Locandro	MARQUETTE(m) Eric Pothast	PRINCETON(m) Billy McGuinness	VIRGINIA TECH(m) Mark Bixler	UC SAN DIEGO(m) Cory Wolfrom
UC SANTA BARBARA(m) Eric Reyes	SAN DIEGO STATE(m) Sean Zaher	NEW MEXICO(m) Taylor Hafling	LOUISVILLE(m) Andrew Farrell	NEW HAMPSHIRE(m) Steven Palumbo
UNDECIDED Miles Byass   Estanilao Arevalo Scott Keogh Joshua Sylva Robert Barrera Jeffrey Stezovsky Bryan Duran Erik Stephenson Lester Dewee  Jaime Gutierrez Patrick Donyen Jonathan Canales Emilio Orozco Alex Molano Jonathan Guzman Christian Alvarez Shaquille Phillips