One year to the day after the 2010 Aflac All-American Classic (now known as the Perfect Game All-American Classic presented by Rawlings) the 25 players that played in last year's event that were drafted and signed, as well as 12 high profile college and junior college signees that had previously played in the event, signed for an incredible $66,542,500 collectively.  That is an average of nearly $1.8 million per player.

The total also represents over 28-percent of the reported $235,989,050 spent on all signed draftees.

The signing deadline for players that were drafted in June to sign was at midnight EST on Monday night, as the 37 former All-Americans now begin their professional careers.

2007 All-American Gerrit Cole received the most notable of these bonuses, a record $8,000,000 from the Pittsburgh Pirates as the No. 1 overall pick. Cole was a first-rounder in 2008 as well, taken by the New York Yankees, but decided to spend three years at UCLA before embarking on his pro career.

A total of 13 players who played in the 2010 Classic were taken in the first and supplemental first rounds of this year's draft, and were joined by five players from the college ranks that had played in the game prior to 2010.

Of all of the 2010 players drafted and signed, 11 received bonuses of $2 million or more. Five more former All-Americans drafted from the college and junior college also received a bonus of $2 million or more.

Five additional players from the 2010 game and two from the college ranks that played prior to 2010 received at least seven-figure bonuses.

Here is the breakdown of the 2010 All-Americans that signed with their respective MLB teams, listed in order of their draft selection: