An early signing day is officially coming to college football. The NCAA announced Friday morning that the Division 1 council will allow for two signing days for the upcoming recruiting cycle. Also announced by the NCAA, coaches will now be allowed to recruit and camps and clinics.

College football will still have the traditional first Wednesday in February signing day, however, now prospects have the option of signing before Christmas. The first signing date for the 2018 recruiting cycle will be Dec. 20, 2017. Prospects are expected to have 72 hours to sign during this window before the early signing day period closes.

While the tweet above seems to suggest the early signing day has already been approved, ESPN college football recruiting analyst Tom VanHaaren suggests that isn’t necessarily the case. The conference commissioners still need to approve the move (CAA stands for Conference Commissioners Association). The commissioners are scheduled to vote in June.