2021 All-American Bowl is Canceled

The 2021 All-American Bowl in San Antonio was canceled this afternoon due to the health and safety concerns amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Texas talents like RB Camar Wheaton, QB Preston Stone, and OT Donovan Jackson were slated to play in the game.
Texas Football Staff

The All-American Bowl's 2021 installment, a postseason high school All-American game that showcases 100 of the nation's top high school football players, was officially canceled on Tuesday. 

All-American Bowl on Twitter

The game, which launched in 2001, has been played in San Antonio since 2002 and the Alamodome since 2003. 

NBC will instead broadcast a special two-hour “All-American Bowl: Declaration Day” on Saturday, Jan. 2, celebrating each of this year’s 100 All-Americans. 

A number of Texas' top-rated prospects committed to play in the game, and we are honoring them here as All-Americans: 

  • LS Connor Able - Houston Stratford
  • WR Shadrach Banks - North Shore
  • OC Ezra Dotson-Oyetade - Lakeview Centennial
  • OG Bryce Foster - Katy Taylor
  • WR Cody Jackson - Richmond Foster
  • OT Donovan Jackson - Bellaire Episcopal
  • RB LJ Johnson - Cy-Fair
  • K Joe McFadden - Southlake Carroll
  • OLB Clayton Smith - Texas High
  • QB Preston Stone - Parish Episcopal
  • DE Shemar Turner - DeSoto
  • RB Camar Wheaton - Lakeview Centennial

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