USC Targets Committing on "All-American Bowl Declaration Day"!

From All-American Bowl Staff:

NBC will broadcast a special two-hour “All-American Bowl: Declaration Day presented by GEICO” this Saturday, Jan. 2, at 3 p.m. ET, celebrating each of this year’s 100 All-Americans.

“All-American Bowl: Declaration Day” will include unique features and analysis, as well as college declarations by select players. The special will be hosted by NBC Sports’ Paul Burmeister, alongside analyst and former NFL defensive lineman Anthony Herron. Barton Simmons, director of scouting for 247Sports, will provide highlights and expert analysis throughout the two-hour special.

College Declarations on “All-American Bowl: Declaration Day” Include:

•             Korey Foreman, No. 1 recruit, five-star defensive lineman (Corona, CA)

•             Tristan Leigh, No. 11 recruit, five-star offensive lineman (Fairfax, VA)

•             Terrence Lewis, No. 16 recruit, five-star linebacker (Opa Locka, FL)

•             Deonte Anderson, four-star defensive lineman (Fort Meade, FL)

•             Armon Bethea, four-star offensive lineman (Brooklyn, NY)

•             Jardin Gilbert, four-star defensive back (Baton Rouge, LA)

•             Wynden Ho’ohuli, No. 1 recruit in Hawaii, four-star linebacker (Mililani, HI)

•             Elijah Jeudy, four-star defensive lineman (Philadelphia, PA)

•             Ceyair Wright, four-star defensive back (Los Angeles, CA)

In addition to the college declaration announcements, the All-American Bowl’s adidas Player of the Year and GEICO Man of the Year award winners will be recognized during the two-hour special.

The 2021 All-American Bowl Road to the Dome tour, which began on September 16th concluded on December 23rd, officially honored every 2021 All-American during virtual jersey presentations as part of a 15-episode Road to the Dome digital series.

The 2021 All-American Bowl, which was originally scheduled to be played in January 2021 at the Alamodome in San Antonio, Texas, annually showcases the best high school football players in the country and will not be played this year due to health and safety concerns amid the COVID-19 pandemic.