The ongoing pandemic has claimed another high-profile sporting event. Annually regarded as one of the top high school football all-star games, the All-American Bowl announced Tuesday that the January 2021 edition of the event will not take place.
Scheduled for Jan. 9, 2021 in San Antonio, organizers cited health and safety concerns for the change in plans in a Twitter post.
The All-American Bowl has produced over 450 draft picks, 160 Pro Bowl selections and 66 Super Bowl champions. See the list below for some of the game's most famous alums.
In its place, NBC will broadcast a special two-hour "All-American Bowl: Declaration Day" on Saturday, Jan. 2, recognizing each of this year’s 100 All-Americans.
Top 20 All-American Bowl Alumni
Player, Position, High school – Year
Odell Beckham Jr., WR,
Newman (New Orleans) – 2011
Reggie Bush, RB,
Helix (La Mesa, Calif.) – 2003
Ezekiel Elliott, RB,
Burroughs (St. Louis) – 2013
Ted Ginn Jr., WR,
Glenville (Cleveland) – 2004
Percy Harvin, WR,
Landstown (Virginia Beach, Va.) – 2006
Derrick Henry, RB,
Yulee (Fla.) – 2013
DeSean Jackson, WR,
Long Beach Poly (Long Beach, Calif.) – 2005
Trevor Lawrence, QB,
Cartersville (Ga.) – 2018
Andrew Luck, QB,
Stratford (Houston) – 2008
Christian McCaffrey, RB,
Valor Christian (Highlands Ranch, Colo.) – 2014
Haloti Ngata, DL,
Highland (Salt Lake City) – 2002
Adrian Peterson, RB,
Palestine (Texas) – 2004
Patrick Peterson, CB,
Blanche Ely (Pompano Beach, Fla.) – 2008
Terrelle Pryor, QB,
Jeannette (Pa.) – 2008
Penei Sewell, OL,
Orem (Utah) – 2018
Ndamukong Suh, DL,
Grant (Portland, Ore.) – 2005
Tua Tagovailoa, QB,
St. Louis (Honolulu) – 2017
Tim Tebow, QB,
Nease (Ponte Vedra, Fla.) – 2006
Chase Young, DE,
DeMatha (Hyattsville, Md.) – 2017
Vince Young, QB,
Madison (Houston) – 2002
Current Georgia wide receiver Dominick Blaylock celebrates a touchdown during the 2019 All-American Bowl.
Photo by Lester Rosebrock
