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All-American Bowl: Breaking Down The Notre Dame Signees

March 29, 2023 by admin Leave a Comment

All-American Bowl week ended on Saturday with a 55-17 dominating victory for the East squad over the West team. There were five Notre Dame signees that participated in the game, including defensive end Brenan Vernon and safety Adon Shuler on the East side, as well as linebacker Drayk Bowen, cornerback Micah Bell and offensive lineman Sullivan Absher on the West.

Offensive tackle Charles Jagusah and wide receiver Rico Flores Jr. were also selected to play for the West team but unfortunately could not compete due to injury. Let’s take a look at how each future Irish player fared.

EAST SIDE

It was an offensive outburst for the East team, including 455 total yards. On the other side of the football, the East defense only allowed nine first downs and 170 total yards on 44 plays.

It ended up being a dominant showing for the team all around. One of the highlight plays of the day came from a Notre Dame signee.

DE BRENAN VERNON

In the second quarter of the game, Vernon made the biggest play by any Notre Dame player on the day. He read screen from the West team, stepped in front of the throw and intercepted future Oregon quarterback Austin Novosad with a tremendous one handed catch.

Vernon would rumble for 21 yards to take the team into West territory. The team would score on the very next play with a 29 yard touchdown catch from Ohio State signee Brandon Inniss.

The Ohio native did have a couple nice rushes but wasn’t able to record any other stats on the day outside of a batted pass. Vernon’s performance capped off a very good week in San Antonio.

S ADON SHULER

The game was pretty much exactly like the week for Shuler. He was rock solid and rarely tested. There is a steadiness to how the New Jersey star plays the game, always seeming to be in the right spot.

On the day, he recorded two tackles and didn’t give up a reception. Shuler also had a really heads up play in the first half when the East squad partially blocked a punt.

Shuler picked up the ball and advanced it five yards. The punt was ready to bounce quite a bit, saving his offense substantial field position on the play. Funny enough, those five yards also made Shuler the leader in punt return yards on the day for either squad.

WEST SIDE

It was a tough day for the West squad. They were dealt with several injuries coming into the week and depth at certain positions seemed to be an issue.

OL SULLIVAN ABSHER

For the most part, Absher was solid during the All-American Bowl, taking nearly every two at right guard during the game. It was an uneven week for the North Carolina standout but really recovered well after a tough first in pass protection.

Absher is a much better football player in team settings than in one-on-one sections of practices, which is to be expected from a player with such limited experience as a pass protector. There were plenty of reps creating easy movement and also working up to the second level.

It was an all-around solid day for Absher.

LB DRAYK BOWEN

Bowen had a stellar week of practice at the All-American Bowl. On the first day, he made several splash plays and followed that up with stacking three good days on top of that.

The game was a bit more up and down for the All-American Bowl Defensive Player of the Year. Bowen recorded five total tackles and 1.5 tackles for loss for the West. That 1.5 tackles for loss was actually the most by any player on either side.

Bowen did miss a couple of tackles, as well as being a part of a coverage bust that allowed future Miami running back Mark Fletcher score a long touchdown. His biggest issue on the day was getting off of blocks, which should be a focus area this spring.

At the end of the day, the practices matter a whole lot more than the game. It may not have ended the way he wanted but Bowen still put together a great week in San Antonio.

CB MICAH BELL

It was a game to forget for Bell. After a slow start to the week while dealing with a back strain, Bell put together a tremendous day of practices on Wednesday. He really turned the week around heading into the game.

Unfortunately Bell struggled during the game, giving up two touchdowns to Inniss and Ohio State signee Carnell Tate, while also recording two tackles. On both plays, Bell gave up clean releases and fell into recovery mode.

With how athletic Bell is, he has the type of speed to recover and make up for lack of technique early on in reps against most wide receivers. Against players like Inniss and Tate, the beginning of reps are essential. The tools are there, just a need for more attention to detail.

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Updates: 2023 All-American Bowl Practice Day 2

January 5, 2023 by admin Leave a Comment

Many of the nation’s top recruits will be in San Antonio, Texas, over the next few days as the festivities ahead of the 2023 All-American Bowl kick off.

On3 is on hand as the first day of on-field practices kicks off. Follow here for live updates as our national recruiting team breaks down who is standing out among the elite prospects in the 2023 class. The teams are split into East and West, and each update below will denote which practice the news is coming from.

Top Performers: All-American Bowl Day One

Full 2023 All-American Bowl Roster Breakdown

Live Updates from All-American Bowl Practice Afternoon Session

3:18 p.m. CT: Jelani McDonald continues his very strong day. Lined up and cornerback and covered Ohio State signee Carnell Tate. Stayed in phase and prevented the completion. He has a very rare combination of linebacker size and corner coverage skills and athleticism. — Charles Power, On3 Director of Scouting and Rankings

3:10 p.m. CT: Alabama signee Keon Keeley gets a sack in the first play of 11-on-11, beating Texas A&M signee Colton Thomasson around the right side. Follows that up with another pressure to force an incompletion. — Charles Power, On3 Director of Scouting and Rankings

3:03 p.m. CT: UCLA signee Dante Moore is having the best afternoon of all the QBs. Getting the ball out on time and accurately. Hits Carnell Tate who beats Calvin Simpson-Hunt on a post route for a long gain. — Charles Power, On3 Director of Scouting and Rankings

3:01 p.m. CT: LSU signee Jalen Brown showing some big time long speed taking a quick pass from Dante Moore up the sideline for a long gain. Samuel Omosigho sticks with Brandon Inniss on a wheel route with very strong coverage. Notre Dame signee Micah Bell jumps an Aidan Chiles pass for a diving INT. Georgia signee Jordan Hall has been very disruptive on 1-on-1s and inside drills. — Charles Power, On3 Director of Scouting and Rankings

2:55 p.m. CT: Tangible juice and burst on display from Texas A&M signee Rueben Owens in inside drills. Owens has a bit of the wow factor every time he’s touched the ball today. — Charles Power, On3 Director of Scouting and Rankings

2:53 p.m. CT: I’ve been impressed with Monroe Freeling’s ability to get to the second level and body linebackers in inside drills. Oregon signee Austin Novosad with a nice pass over the middle to Malachi Coleman in 7-on-7. Oklahoma signee Makari Vickers jumps a Lincoln Kienholz pass that hung in the air for a near pick. — Charles Power, On3 Director of Scouting and Rankings

2:47 p.m. CT: Emphatic 1v1 win for Alabama EDGE signee Yhonzae Pierre against Georgia signee Monroe Freeling. Pierre put a little stutter step on him and beat him badly. Very strong rep from him and shows why he’s turned in a strong first few days. — Charles Power, On3 Director of Scouting and Rankings

2:46 p.m. CT: LSU wide receiver signee Jalen Brown comes down with the catch of the session so far, getting vertical and elevated to come down with it. — Charles Power, On3 Director of Scouting and Rankings

2:44 p.m. CT: Ohio State five-star wide receiver signee Brandon Inniss gets open for a long touchdown. Alabama five-star running back signee Justice Haynes beats Oklahoma signee Samuel Omosigho deep, but the ball is a little off target. — Charles Power, On3 Director of Scouting and Rankings

2:42 p.m. CT: Ohio State receiver signee Carnell Tate beats Buckeyes signee Calvin Simpson-Hunt down the sideline and comes down with a nice, contested catch. — Charles Power, On3 Director of Scouting and Rankings

2:40 p.m. CT: Georgia signee Monroe Freeling looked good in one-on-ones. Dropped into pass-block well and then stoned his opposition. — Jeremy Johnson, National Recruiting Writer

2:36 p.m. CT: Jelani McDonald continues to look strong in pass coverage, notching a PBU playing cornerback against Minnesota signee Kenric Lanier. — Charles Power, On3 Director of Scouting and Rankings

2:35 p.m. CT: LSU linebacker signee Whit Weeks continues to look like one of the best coverage linebackers here, notching a pass breakup on and out-breaking route from the running back. — Charles Power, On3 Director of Scouting and Rankings

2:34 p.m. CT: Watching one-on-ones from the press box, and Texas A&M running back signee Rueben Owens is a quick standout. He’s highly advanced in the passing game with considerable burst and ball skills. He’s really working the opposing linebackers. TCU signee Cordale Russell was able to get deep but was a little inconsistent coming down with a late throw. Alabama safety signee Caleb Downs was strong in coverage as well. — Charles Power, On3 Director of Scouting and Rankings

2:15 p.m. CT: Five-star Alabama signee Keon Keeley looks to be favoring his left shoulder a bit this week and now has a brace on that side — but he does look to be warming up this afternoon. Notre Dame DL signee Brenan Vernon is back dressed out after missing yesterday’s afternoon session with an illness. — Charles Power, On3 Director of Scouting and Rankings

2:11 p.m. CT: We’re here in the Alamodome for this afternoon’s joint practice. One that typically is the most eventful session of the week. I’m in the press box to see the whole field. Position groups are currently warming up. — Charles Power, On3 Director of Scouting and Rankings

2:05 p.m. CT: Both teams warming up for a joint practice.

Live Updates from All-American Bowl Practice Afternoon Session

11:46 a.m. CT: Both the East and West teams have wrapped for the morning.

11:45 a.m. CT — East: Ohio State signee Brandon Inniss has been force-fed more passes behind the LOS or underneath than anyone on the field. — Cody Bellaire, On3 Scouting and Rankings Assistant

11:40 a.m. CT — West: Wrapping up the morning practice for the West team. They went into a two-minute drill situation in 11-on-11. Jelani McDonald continued to look very good. Being a 6-foot-2, 200-pounder (who could maybe end up being a linebacker) showing coverage skills at cornerback is very impressive. TCU signee Cordale Russell was up and down. Dropped what would’ve been a surefire touchdown, then went up and made a high-point grab on a pass from Lincoln Kienholz.

I thought Austin Novosad, the Oregon signee, continued to look very solid at quarterback. He was comfortable, seemed to be able to handle pressure and got the ball out on time accurately. He has pretty good arm strength and was the top QB in the morning session. Kienholz looked solid as well. Maybe doesn’t have quite the pure passer ability yet, but he was able to get it out quick and distribute to playmakers. — Charles Power, On3 Director of Scouting and Rankings

11:21 a.m. CT — West: Uncommitted receiver Malik Elzy has been the most pleasant surprise for me this week. I always thought he was a nice player, but he fits in as one of the best receivers at this event. Elzy looks incredibly smooth. — Mike Singer, BlueandGold.com recruiting analyst

11:15 a.m. CT — West: The much smaller Micah Bell just had a nice pass break up on Malachi Coleman, who ran a deep post route. Nice play by the Irish signee. — Mike Singer, BlueandGold.com recruiting analyst

11:12 a.m. CT — West: Clemson signee Tomarrion Parker continues to be good in the 1v1 setting. Had multiple wins, including beating Alabama signee Kadyn Proctor off the edge. Had another impressive rep to start off and also lined up inside on a few reps. Alabama signee Yhonzae Pierre also looked good, just has natural bend and burst off the edge. The offensive line was a little hit or miss. The two Utah signees, Caleb Lomu and Spencer Fano, stood out. They probably acquitted themselves well. Oregon signee Johnny Bowens, a late addition to practice this morning, did a nice job at both end and defensive tackle. — Charles Power, On3 Director of Scouting and Rankings

11:09 a.m. CT — West: Ohio State EDGE signee Joshua Mickens showing you can win with speed over power in one-on-ones. — Matt Parker, Lettermen Row recruiting analyst

11:08 a.m. CT — West: Malachi Coleman vs Calvin Simpson-Hunt was a fun matchup in 7v7 and one that was pretty even. Simpson-Hunt had a nice pass break up, but Coleman also beat him deep once. — Mike Singer, BlueandGold.com recruiting analyst

10:50 a.m. CT — East: The East offensive line group as a whole is so physically imposing. The starting 5 of DJ Chester, Monroe Freeling, Caden Jones, Kelton Smith and Samson Okunlola looks like a Power 5 game-ready unit right now. That doesn’t even include the likes of five-star Penn State signee Jven Williams. Absolutely loaded group. — Cody Bellaire, On3 Scouting and Rankings Assistant

10:48 a.m. CT — West: Overall, Calvin Simpson-Hunt has looked like the top corner in the group this morning. Uncommitted athlete Jelani McDonald had a great rep against TCU signee Cordale Russell, who is one of the more physically gifted receivers in the cycle. I also thought Oregon quarterback signee Austin Novosad threw the ball well in that session. — Charles Power, On3 Director of Scouting and Rankings

10:46 a.m. CT — East: Georgia tight end signee Pearce Spurlin’s feet are fantastic for a player his size. One of the easier movers out here. — Cody Bellaire, On3 Scouting and Rankings Assistant

10:44 a.m. CT — West: Standouts in coverage during one-on-ones from West practice include Ohio State signee Calvin Simpson-Hunt, who shows in coverage down field, making plays against some of the more talented receivers in attendance this morning. Same goes for Indiana signee Jordan Shaw, one of the top performers from day one in San Antonio. He continues to make plays on the football. — Sam Spiegelman, National Recruiting Analyst

10:41 a.m. CT — West: Ohio State cornerback signee Calvin Simpson-Hunt has showcased his press abilities in one on ones this morning. If a receiver gets across him, Simpson-Hunt still forces a breakup. — Matt Parker, Lettermen Row recruiting analyst

10:40 a.m. CT — West: Nice adjustment on an underthrown ball by Nebraska signee Malachi Coleman. Played all over the field at the high school level, but has been working with the receiver group over the first two days here. He is very long with an outstanding catch radius, and he pulled in a really difficult grab along the sidelines with his arms outstretched. I know Nebraska likes him at safety, but he’s also making some big plays at receiver in San Antonio. — Sam Spiegelman, National Recruiting Analyst

10:37 a.m. CT — West: Watching the defensive line group from the West work here, and I’m impressed by the approach and effort level. Alabama signee Yhonzae Pierre going through drills very deliberately, giving a high overall effort level. Looking at the offensive line group and how they move around in drills, both Utah signees — Caleb Lomu and Spencer Fano — notably have very light feet. Bouncy movers with good agility, and they have the frames to continue getting stronger and adding weight. — Charles Power, On3 Director of Scouting and Rankings

10:29 a.m. CT — West: Oregon DL signee Johnny Bowens is here practicing for the West. Local San Antonio prospect as a late roster add. — Charles Power, On3 Director of Scouting and Rankings

10:10 a.m. CT — West: Special-teamers don’t get a ton of attention at these all-star games, but I just want to say that Texas A&M punter signee Tyler White has an absolute cannon for a leg. The ball just comes off it different, and it felt like it was going to hit the roof at the Alamodome. — Charles Power, On3 Director of Scouting and Rankings

10:09 a.m. CT — West: Out of practice for the West: Tre Edwards, Aaron Williams, and Princewill Umanmielen. — Charles Power, On3 Director of Scouting and Rankings

10:05 a.m. CT — West: Getting a first look at the West players warming up, and a few stand out physically. TCU signee Cordale Russell stands out among the receivers, and Malik Elzy, who was On3’s West MVP yesterday, is a bigger body for a receiver. Looking at the defense, uncommitted safety/linebacker Jelani McDonald has a stature that stands out. Among the linebackers, Texas signee Anthony Hill and Oklahoma signee Samuel Omosigho stick out. Omosigho has great length. On the offensive line, Alabama signee Kadyn Proctor, just from a body composition and burly size, sticks out among the group. — Charles Power, On3 Director of Scouting and Rankings

9:42 a.m. CT — West: After practicing at Trinity University yesterday, the West team is at the Alamodome today. They’re just arriving into the dome now. — Sam Spiegelman, National Recruiting Analyst

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Live Updates: 2023 All-American Bowl Practice Day 1

January 5, 2023 by admin Leave a Comment

Many of the nation’s top recruits will be in San Antonio, Texas, over the next few days as the festivities ahead of the 2023 All-American Bowl kick off.

Full 2023 All-American Bowl Roster Breakdown

Live Updates from All-American Bowl Practice

2:39 p.m. CT: Both teams have wrapped practice for today.

2:34 p.m. CT — East: Ohio State signee Carnell Tate wraps up the session with a nice touchdown catch in the back of the end zone from Christopher Vizzina. Found a spot in the back of the end zone, extended his arms and came down with the score. — Charles Power, On3 Director of Scouting and Rankings

2:32 p.m. CT — East: LSU linebacker signee Whit Weeks had a nice pass breakup in defending Ohio State receiver signee Brandon Inniss. Cornerback Tyler Scott has also been impressive with a couple of interceptions, and Alabama signee Caleb Downs also came down with one.

The quarterbacks have struggled a bit, with Dante Moore still the looking the sharpest of that group. — Charles Power, On3 Director of Scouting and Rankings

2:22 p.m. CT — East: LSU receiver signee Jalen Brown finds a hole at the goal line, and Dante Moore hits him for the TD in 7-on-7 work. — Billy Embody, BengalTiger.com recruiting analyst

2:10 p.m. CT — East: Nice pass-breakup from Ohio State signee Malik Hartford, who broke up Dante Moore‘s pass intended for Brandon Inniss. — Billy Embody, BengalTiger.com recruiting analyst

2:06 p.m. CT — East: Georgia tight end signee Pearce Spurlin had a very physical rep against Alabama five-star safety signee Caleb Downs, where Downs was really all over him but Spurlin came down with the catch. He later caught a touchdown over West Virginia signee Josiah Trotter on a vertical route, and it’s been a really good showing from him in this period. — Charles Power, On3 Director of Scouting and Rankings

2:02 p.m. CT — East: An impressive leaping catch for Alabama five-star RB signee Justice Haynes. — Billy Embody, BengalTiger.com recruiting analyst

2:00 p.m. CT — East: LSU signee Whit Weeks gets the INT in coverage of Florida RB signee Treyaun Webb is 1v1s. — Billy Embody, BengalTiger.com recruiting analyst

1:54 p.m. CT — East: Dante Moore just connected with Carnell Tate against east LSU signee Michael Daugherty on a slant route. — Mike Singer, BlueandGold.com recruiting analyst

1:50 p.m. CT — East: Notre Dame DL signee Brenan Vernon is in street clothes on the sideline at East practice. He participated in the morning. Rest of the group is doing special teams and walkthrough thus far. — Charles Power, On3 Director of Scouting and Rankings

1:31 p.m. CT — East: Ohio State offensive lineman signee Luke Montgomery lining up at right guard during group drills. Montgomery will start out at tackle once he gets to Ohio State, however. — Matt Parker, Lettermen Row recruiting analyst

1:03 p.m. CT — West: Texas A&M signee Tyler White has an absolute bazooka for a leg. Just hit a casual 58-yard ball with a 4.67 hang time. — Cody Bellaire, On3 Scouting and Rankings Assistant

12:43 p.m. CT — West: Majority of practice was spent working in 7-on-7 and team periods. Malik Elzy was dominant in the passing game reeling in multiple passes and creating easy separation all morning. Jordan Shaw was by far the most impressive defensive player on the field giving up zero completions. Bai Jobe made his presence felt generating a sack and a tackle-for-loss during the team period. Lincoln Kienholz and Austin Novosad were flat out dueling this morning. Should see some 1-on-1’s during the afternoon session as well as more team periods. — Cody Bellaire, On3 Scouting and Rankings Assistant

12:02 p.m. CT: Just wrapped up morning practice for the East team. They finished with 11-on-11 at the end of the practice. Keon Keeley was again dominant with a sack on the first play. I thought Monroe Freeling looked excellent at tackle; he was passing guys off and made a lot of plays. Georgia DL signee Jordan Hall was in the backfield constantly. At quarterback, Dante Moore probably looked the best. The group as a whole struggled a little bit. But he got the ball out quickly and had a nice connection with Boston College signee Jaed’n Skeete.

Ohio State wide receiver signee Brandon Inniss leaked out and caught a touchdown in the red zone area. But overall, the story was the offensive and defensive line. — Charles Power, On3 Director of Scouting and Rankings

12:00 p.m. CT: Both teams have broken for a lunch break. Practice expected to resume in an hour.

11:56 a.m. CT — East: Notre Dame signee Brenan Vernon makes a nice play and picks off the screen pass from Oregon State QB signee Aidan Chiles. — Sam Speigelman, National Recruiting Analyst

11:41 a.m. CT — East: Just watched OL/DL 1v1s at East practice, and Keon Keeley really stole the show. He won every rep and in pretty dominating fashion. He beat offensive tackle Caden Jones on two reps and then put Luke Montgomery, the Ohio State signee, on his back with a bull rush. He showed the full skill set there with the burst at the line, the speed and the power with just running through Montgomery. It was really impressive.

A couple other standouts: Monroe Freeling looked good in his later reps once he settled in. He looked like the top offensive tackle at this practice. Georgia DL signee Jordan Hall showed off his first step and had several wins. Georgia IOL signee Kelton Smith was probably the best interior guy in that session. Won the majority of his reps as well. Tennessee DL signee Daevin Hobbs moved all over the defensive line and showed off his burst, winning a couple reps. — Charles Power, On3 Director of Scouting and Rankings

11:34 a.m. CT — East: A pair of offensive linemen having good starts to the day are Texas signee Payton Kirkland and Georgia signee Kelton Smith. — Sam Speigelman, National Recruiting Analyst

11:32 a.m. CT — West: Moved to 11-on-11 now. Oregon QB signee Austin Novosad to Malik Elzy for a big gain over the middle. Elzy had looked really smooth this morning. — Mike Singer, BlueandGold.com recruiting analyst

11:23 a.m. CT — East: Alabama five-star EDGE signee Keon Keeley shows off his bend and quickness, blowing past Caden Jones on 1-on-1s. — Sam Speigelman, National Recruiting Analyst

11:18 a.m. CT — West: Physically, Calvin Simpson-Hunt and Jelani McDonald stand out among the West defensive backs. It’s not a group with a lot of size but those two look ready to play at the next level. — Mike Singer, BlueandGold.com recruiting analyst

11:17 a.m. CT — East: Couple of standouts from the interior drills; defensive line gave the offensive line a lot of trouble. Auburn DL signee Darron Reed made multiple plays behind the line of scrimmage, as did Tennessee signee Daevin Hobbs. Both using first-step quickness to disrupt and dart into the backfield. On the offensive line, Jven Williams probably looked the best. He pulled on one play and set up what would’ve been a long run. Did a good job of getting into space and getting a body on the defense at the second level. — Charles Power, On3 Director of Scouting and Rankings

11:14 a.m. CT — East: Five-star Alabama safety signee Caleb Downs has done really well in one-on-one against five-star Ohio State signee Brandon Inniss. He’s been able to cover like a corner. He’s got a good frame, moves laterally and backwards seamlessly with great hips. — Sam Speigelman, National Recruiting Analyst

11:13 a.m. CT — East: Auburn signee Kayin Lee really impressing at cornerback. Great make-up speed, closes quickly, and has gone against some of the best wide receivers on the perimeter so far in one-on-ones at East practice. — Sam Speigelman, National Recruiting Analyst

11:10 a.m. CT — West: Louisville QB signee Pierce Clarkson hits four-star athlete Mikal Harrison-Pilot on the a post-corner route. Nice adjustment on a slightly underthrown ball. — Billy Embody, BengalTiger.com recruiting analyst

11:08 a.m. CT — West: Ohio State signee Lincoln Kienholz just tossed a beautiful ball on a deep crosser to TJ McWilliams in 7v7. The tempo in between reps is picking up here. — Mike Singer, BlueandGold.com recruiting analyst

11:06 a.m. CT — West: Oregon QB signee Austin Novosad delivers a strike over the middle in 7v7 to LSU TE signee Ka’Morreun Pimpton. — Billy Embody, BengalTiger.com recruiting analyst

11:05 a.m. CT — East: Currently working on special teams for the East. Caleb Downs, Brandon Inniss, Adon Shuler, Nathaniel Joseph and Jalen Brown are among the group working as punt returners. — Charles Power, On3 Director of Scouting and Rankings

11:04 a.m. CT — West: We’re now in the full 7v7 at West practice. Pierce Clarkson just tossed a bomb to Malachi Coleman, who hauled it in over Washington signee Caleb Presley. — Mike Singer, BlueandGold.com recruiting analyst

11:00 a.m. CT — West: Cornerback Calvin Simpson-Hunt looks bigger than listed. Moving well both as a slot corner and boundary corner in group pass settings, physical on breaks and no balls thrown his way yet. — Matt Parker, Lettermen Row recruiting analyst

10:52 a.m. CT — East: Aside from a ball that slipped out of his hand, Dante Moore has been the sharpest East QB in routes on air. Accurate and on time so far. — Charles Power, On3 Director of Scouting and Rankings

10:51 a.m. CT — West: Oregon quarterback signee Austin Novosad threw a seam route, but it was well defended by Notre Dame’s Drayk Bowen, who moves well for a linebacker at around 230 pounds. — Mike Singer, BlueandGold.com recruiting analyst

10:48 a.m. CT — East: UGA signee Monroe Freeling is working at LT with Penn State signee Jven Williams at LG for the East. That’s a very athletic, fluid duo on the left side. — Charles Power, On3 Director of Scouting and Rankings

10:43 a.m. CT — East: Ohio State signee Brandon Inniss has super impressive stop-start quickness, getting open in a hurry and making catches in a vacuum. LSU WR signee Jalen Brown is looking smooth, catching the football well, high-pointing the football easily, getting in and out of his breaks and downfield. He’s been fun to watch so far. UCLA QB signee Dante Moore has been the best quarterback so far early on at East practice on time accurate, moving well on early routes Justice Haynes has been the most impressive running back in my opinion catching the football. Twitchy and built like an SEC running back.

UGA tight end signee Pearce Spurlin also shining once he got warmed up and has made some really impressive catches, including a one-hander running a vertical route down the seam. Seems to be next in line at Tight End U in Athens. — Sam Speigelman, National Recruiting Analyst

10:41 a.m. CT — West: Best looking off the bus for West team: Jelani McDonald, Keldric Faulk, Bai Jobe, Anthony Hill, Samuel Omosigho, Ka’Morreun Pimpton, Malachi Coleman, Kadyn Proctor, Sullivan Absher, Princewill Umanmielen. — Cody Bellaire, On3 Rankings Assistant

10:35 a.m. CT — East: I like what I see from Georgia tight end signee Pearce Spurlin. Very good size, stature and length. Moves well and almost has kind of big receiver movement skills. Just saw him scoop a low pass off the turf and showing some nice catch radius in routes on air. Good to see him in person and in action for the first time in a long time with injuries. — Charles Power, On3 Director of Scouting and Rankings

10:31 a.m. CT — East: Miami linebacker signee Malik Bryant is meeting with trainers now. Looks like he might’ve had an injury to his hand in warmups. — Charles Power, On3 Director of Scouting and Rankings

10:27 a.m. CT — West: LSU tight end signee Ka’Morreun Pimpton going through drills here, and he’s definitely one of the most impressive athletes of the bunch. — Billy Embody, BengalTiger.com recruiting analyst

10:25 a.m. CT — East: Watching the defensive line group go through individual drills, and it’s really a good-looking group. Alabama signee Keon Keeley is a top-five prospect; he’s very well-developed. Georgia defensive line signee Jordan Hall has a really big lower body but is an explosive mover. Tennessee DL signee Daevin Hobbs is explosive, and Florida signee Kamran James is probably the tallest of this group. And Auburn signee Darron Reed is looking really good, too. I’m looking forward to seeing them face the offensive line. I think that will be the main event on the East team. — Charles Power, On3 Director of Scouting and Rankings

10:17 a.m. CT — West: Ohio State QB signee Lincoln Kienholz running the offense against air right now. — Matt Parker, Lettermen Row recruiting analyst

10:15 a.m. CT — East: Georgia tight end signee Pearce Spurlin is one of a few future Bulldogs players here. A couple more were expected but are staying with the team as they prepare for the CFP Championship game next week. — Sam Speigelman, National Recruiting Analyst

10:13 a.m. CT — East: Alabama running back signee Justice Haynes also sticks out from a physical perspective. He’s compact, very developed, and has a lot of muscle mass. Just looks like you’d expect from a running back who could make an impact early in his college career. — Charles Power, On3 Director of Scouting and Rankings

10:11 a.m. CT — East: Receivers working on stop and start quickness right now. Five-star Ohio State signee Brandon Inniss has ready-made skills in that area. — Sam Speigelman, National Recruiting Analyst

10:09 a.m. CT — East: Notre Dame defensive line signee Brenan Vernon looks much leaner than anticipated. I believe he was around 300 pounds in the offseason; he looks much more trimmed down than that right now. And he has more of the size of a defensive end. Can definitely put some more weight back on, but leaner than expected coming out of the season. — Charles Power, On3 Director of Scouting and Rankings

10:07 a.m. CT — West: Louisville QB signee Pierce Clarkson currently working at quarterback and connects with Nebraska signee Malachi Coleman down the sideline on air. The players didn’t stretch — got right into install. — Mike Singer, BlueandGold.com recruiting analyst

10:06 a.m. CT — West: Offense is going through basic install on air, while the defense is getting formation instruction. — Mike Singer, BlueandGold.com recruiting analyst

10:04 a.m. CT — East: It’s interesting to see how some of these players warm up and how serious some of them are. You can kind of tell who is pretty locked in. A couple of guys who stick out in warmups: Alabama signee Caleb Downs, UCLA signee Dante Moore, Georgia signee Monroe Freeling, Miami signee Samson Okunlola, and Ohio State receiver signee Brandon Inniss. Not shocking if you know something about those prospects and how they approach things. — Charles Power, On3 Director of Scouting and Rankings

9:57 a.m. CT — East: Miami five-star offensive line signee Samson Okunlola looks to have added some significant weight. He has a big lower body and looks to be in the ballpark of 340 pounds right now. — Charles Power, On3 Director of Scouting and Rankings

9:53 a.m. CT — East: Clemson tight end signee Olsen Patt Henry passes the eye test. A big target that will Christopher Vizzina will surely be working with quite a bit. — Sam Speigelman, National Recruiting Analyst

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AAB 2022 All-American Bowl Roster Breakdown

June 27, 2022 by admin Leave a Comment

All-American Bowl (formerly known as the U.S. Army All-American Bowl) will be played Saturday at 1:00 p.m. at the Alamodom in San Antonio. ET event organizers have divided the country’s top 100 football players into two teams: East and West.

Each team is laden with elite talent on both sides of the ball. See who will play on which team and which jersey number they will wear down.

All-American Bowl Team East

Quarterbacks

#14 Gunner Stockton
Tiger (Ga.) Rabun County
On3 Consensus: No. 64
Status: Signed with Georgia

#15 Drew Allar
Medina (Ohio) High
On3 Consensus: No. 24
Status: Signed with Penn State

#16 Jayden Denegal
Apple Valley (Calif.)
On3 Consensus: No. 438
Status: Signed with Michigan

#16 Sam Horn
Suwanee (Ga.) Collins Hill
On3 Consensus: No. 188
Status: Signed with Missouri
*not playing*

Nick Evers
Flower Mound (Texas)
On3 Consensus: No. 126
Status: Signed with Oklahoma
*not playing*

Running Backs

#2 Jordan James
Murfreesboro (Tenn.) Oakland
On3 Consensus: No. 209
Status: Committed to Georgia

#10 Nick Singleton
Reading (Pa.) Governor Mifflin
On3 Consensus: No. 30
Signed with Penn State

#18 Trevor Etienne
Jennings (La.)
On3 Consensus: No. 290
Status: Committed to Florida

#28 Omarion Hampton
Clayton (N.C.) Cleveland
On3 Consensus: No. 163
Status: Signed with North Carolina
*not playing*

Wide Receivers

#1 Deyon Bouie
Bainbridge (Ga.)
On3 Consensus: No. 82
Status: Signed with Texas A&M

#3 Kaleb Brown
Chicago St. Rita
On3 Consensus: No. 110
Status: Signed with Ohio State
*not playing*

#5 Samuel Mbake
Snellville (Ga.) North Cobb
On3 Consensus: No. 373
Status: Signed with Arkansas

#7 Barion Brown
Nashville (Tenn.) Pearl-Cohn
On3 Consensus: No. 79
Status: Signed with Kentucky

#8 Tyler Morris
Bolingbrook (Ill.) Plainfield East
On3 Consensus: No. 142
Status: Signed with Michigan
*not playing*

#11 Kojo Antwi
Suwanee (Ga.) Lambert
On3 Consensus: No. 190
Status: Signed with Ohio State

#12 De’Nylon Morrissette
Snellville (Ga.) Brookwood
On3 Consensus: No. 227
Status: Signed with Georgia
*not playing*

#17 Isaiah Bond
Buford (Ga.)
On3 Consensus: No. 116
Status: Signed with Alabama

#81 Isaiah Sategna
Fayetteville (Ark.)
On3 Consensus: No. 124
Status: Signed with Arkansas

Tight Ends

#0 Jaleel Skinner
Greer (S.C.) IMG Academy
On3 Consensus: No. 66
Status: Signed with Miami
*not playing*

#4 Oscar Delp
Cumming (Ga.) West Forsyth
On3 Consensus: No. 76
Status: Signed with Georgia

#9 Jake Johnson
Bogart (Ga.) Oconee County
On3 Consensus: No. 69
Status: Signed with Texas A&M
*not playing*

Offensive Line

#54 Ashton Craig
Lawrenceburg (Ind.)
On3 Consensus: No. 420
Status: Signed with Notre Dame

#57 Elijah Pritchett
Columbus (Ga.) Carver
On3 Consensus: No. 49
Status: Signed with Alabama

#59 Aamil Wagner
Dayton (Ohio) Wayne
On3 Consensus: No. 139
Status: Signed with Notre Dame

#70 Griffin Scroggs
Loganville (Ga.) Grayson
On3 Consensus: No. 1130
Status: Signed with Georgia

#72 Andrew Chamblee
Maumelle (Ark.)
On3 Consensus: No. 255
Status: Signed with Arkansas

#73 Addison Nichols
Norcross (Ga.) Greater Atlanta Christian School
On3 Consensus: No. 155
Status: Signed with Tennessee
*not playing*

#74 Jacob Allen
Princeton (N.J.) Hun School
On3 Consensus: No. 203
Status: Signed with Rutgers
*not playing*

#75 Julian Armella
Miami St. Thomas Aquinas
On3 Consensus: No. 140
Status: Signed with Florida State

#76 Jaylen Early
Duncanville (Texas)
On3 Consensus: No. 261
Status: Signed with Florida State

#77 Tegra Tshabola
West Chester (Ohio) Lakota West
On3 Consensus: No. 99
Status: Signed with Ohio State

#78 Kiyaunta Goodwin
Charlestown (Ind.) High
On3 Consensus: No. 19
Status: Signed with Kentucky

Defensive Line

#0 Mykel Williams
Columbus (Ga.) Hardaway
On3 Consensus: No. 21
Signed with Georgia

#9 Nyjalik Kelly
Fort Lauderdale (Fla.) Fillard
On3 Consensus: No. 100
Status: Signed with Miami
*not playing*

#33 Dani Dennis-Sutton
Owings Mills (Md.) McDonogh School
On3 Consensus: No. 44
Status: Signed with Penn State

#44 Khurtiss Perry
Montgomery (Ala.) Pike Road
On3 Consensus: No. 75
Status: Signed with Alabama
*not playing*

#45 Vincent Anthony Jr.
Durham (N.C.) C.E. Jordan
On3 Consensus: No. 909
Status: Signed with Duke

#52 Christen Miller
Ellenwood (Ga.) Cedar Grove
On3 Consensus: No. 133
Status: Uncommitted
*not playing*

#99 Francois Nolton Jr.
Miami Edison
On3 Consensus: No. 596
Status: Uncommitted

EDGE

#6 Enai White
Philadelphia Imhotep Institute
On3 Consensus: No. 46
Status: Signed with Texas A&M
*not playing*

#18 Marvin Jones Jr.
Fort Lauderdale (Fla.) American Heritage
On3 Consensus: No. 16
Status: Signed with Georgia

#24 Mario Eugenio
Clearwater (Fla.) Gaither
On3 Consensus: No. 315
Status: Signed with Cincinnati
*not playing*

#90 Aiden Gobaira
Chantilly (Va.)
On3 Consensus: No. 202
Status: Signed with Notre Dame

Linebackers

#7 DeMario Tolan
Kissimmee (Fla.) Tohopekaliga High
On3 Consensus: No. 207
Status: Signed with LSU

#15 Joshua Burnham
Traverse City (Mich.) Central
On3 Consensus: No. 103
Status: Signed with Notre Dame

#19 Keaten Wade
Spring Hill (Tenn.) Summit
On3 Consensus: No. 231
Status: Signed with Kentucky

#21 Sebastian Cheeks
Evanston (Ill.) Evanston Township
On3 Consensus: No. 114
Status: Signed with North Carolina

#23 Keon Wylie
Philadelphia Imhotep Institute
On3 Consensus: No. 506
Status: Signed with Penn State

#41 Daniel Martin
Marietta (Ga.)
On3 Consensus: No. 258
Status: Uncommitted

Cornerbacks

#1 Trevell Mullen
Pompano Beach (Fla.) Coconut Creek
On3 Consensus: No. 294
Status: Signed with Indiana

#2 Marquis Groves-Killebrew
Snellville (Ga.) North Cobb
On3 Consensus: No. 104
Status: Signed with Texas A&M
*out with injury*

#4 Marcus Allen
Marietta (Ga.) Walton
On3 Consensus: No. 319
Status: Signed with UNC
*not playing*

#20 Jyaire Brown
West Chester (Ohio) Lakota West
On3 Consensus: No. 167
Status: Signed with Ohio State
*not playing*

#27 Julian Humphrey
Houston Clear Lake
On3 Consensus: No. 92
Status: Signed with Georgia

#29 Earl Little Jr.
Fort Lauderdale (Fla.) American Heritage
On3 Consensus: No. 88
Status: Signed in Alabama
*not playing*

Jaden Mangham
Franklin (Mich.) Wylie E. Groves
On3 Consensus: No. 301
Status: Signed with Michigan State
*not playing*

Safeties

#3 Devin Moore
Naples (Fla.)
On3 Consensus: No. 186
Status: Signed with Florida

#4 Keenan Nelson Jr.
Philadelphia St. Joseph’s Prep School
On3 Consensus: No. 295
Status: Signed with South Carolina
*not playing*

#10 Zeke Berry
Concord (Calif.) De La Salle
On3 Consensus: No. 132
Status: Signed with Michigan
*not playing*

#25 Myles Rowser
Detroit Belleville
On3 Consensus: No. 229
Status: Committed to Arkansas
*not playing*

#26 Davison Igbinosun
Union (N.J.)
On3 Consensus: No. 193
Status: Committed to Ole Miss
*not playing*

Specialists

#22 Evan Crenshaw
Ponte Vedra Beach (Fla.) Nease
Punter
Status: Signed with Coastal Carolina

#23 Blake Ford
Arlington (Texas) Lamar
Kicker
Status: Uncommitted

#69 Eli Stein
Cambridge (Wisc.)
Long Snapper
Status: Signed with Arkansas

All-American Bowl Team West

Quarterbacks

#6 Cade Klubnik
Austin (Texas) Westlake
On3 Consensus: No. 20
Status: Signed with Clemson

#12 Ty Simpson
Martin (Tenn.) Westview
On3 Consensus: No. 28
Status: Signed with Alabama
*not participating, already practicing with Alabama*

#13 Justyn Martin
Inglewood (Calif.)
On3 Consensus: No. 218
Status: Signed with UCLA

#15 Devin Brown
Draper (Utah) Corner Canyon
On3 Consensus: No. 43
Status: Signed with Ohio State

Running Backs

#2 TreVonte’ Citizen
Lake Charles (La.) Lake Charles College Prep
On3 Consensus: No. 67
Status: Uncommitted

#3 Raleek Brown
Santa Ana (Calif.) Mater Dei
On3 Consensus: No. 57
Status: Signed with USC

#21 Rayshon Luke
Bellflower (Calif.) St. John Bosco
On3 Consensus: No. 275
Status: Committed to Arizona

#27 Gavin Sawchuk
Littleton (Colo.) Valor Christian
On3 Consensus: No. 80
Status: Signed with Oklahoma

Wide Receivers

#0 Caleb Burton
Del Valle (Texas) Lake Travis
On3 Consensus: No. 111
Status: Signed with Ohio State
*not playing*

#1 Kevin Coleman
St. Louis (Mo.) St. Mary’s
On3 Consensus: No. 71
Status: Uncommitted

#4 Tetairoa McMillan
Anaheim (Calif.) Servite
On3 Consensus: No. 47
Status: Signed with Arizona
*not playing*

#5 Tobias Merriweather
Camas (Wash.) Union
On3 Consensus: No. 121
Status: Signed with Notre Dame

#7 Landon Samson
Southlake (Texas) Southlake Carroll
On3 Consensus: No. 496
Status: Signed with South Carolina

#8 C.J. Williams
Santa Ana (Calif.) Mater Dei
On3 Consensus: No. 117
Status: Committed to USC

#14 Kyion Grayes
Chandler (Ariz.)
On3 Consensus: No. 105
Status: Signed with Ohio State

#27 Clint Stephens
Inglewood (Texas)
On3 Consensus: No. 391
Status: Signed with UCLA
*not playing*

#80 Kendrick Law
Shreveport (La.) Captain Shreve
On3 Consensus: No. 86
Status: Signed with Alabama
*not playing*

#83 Darrius Clemons
Portland (Ore.) Westview
On3 Consensus: No. 98
Status: Signed with Michigan
*not playing*

Tight Ends

#10 Ryan Otton
Olympia (Wash.) Turnwater
On3 Consensus: No. 187
Status: Signed with Washington
*not playing*

Offensive Line

#50 Nikolas Hall
Austin (Texas) Atkins
On3 Consensus: No. 394
Status: Signed with Kentucky

#55 Josh Conerly Jr.
Seattle Rainier Beach
On3 Consensus: No. 22
Status: Uncommitted

#56 Joe Brunner
Milwaukee (Wisc.) Whitefish Bay
On3 Consensus: No. 74
Status: Signed with Wisconsin
*not playing*

#66 George Fitzpatrick
Englewood (Colo.) Cherry Creek
On3 Consensus: No. 225
Status: Signed with Ohio State

#67 Hunter Erb
Haslet (Texas) Eaton
On3 Consensus: No. 173
Status: Signed with Texas A&M

#69 Jake Taylor
Las Vegas Bishop Gorman
On3 Consensus: No. 95
Status: Signed with Oklahoma
*not playing*

#71 Earnest Greene
Bellflower (Calif.) St. John Bosco
On3 Consensus: No. 60
Status: Committed to Georgia

#72 Billy Schrauth
Fond Du Lac (Wisc.) St. Mary’s Springs
On3 Consensus: No. 138
Status: Signed with Notre Dame

#75 Carson Hinzman
Hammond (Wisc.) Saint Croix Central
On3 Consensus: No. 120
Status: Committed to Ohio State

#77 Ben Rios
San Antonio Central Catholic
On3 Consensus: No. 1460
Status: Signed with UTSA
*not playing*

#78 Deandre Marshall
San Antonio Central Catholic
On3 Consensus: No. 1785
Status: Signed with UTSA

#79 Joey Tanona
Zionsville (Ind.)
On3 Consensus: No. 118
Status: Signed with Notre Dame
*not playing*

Defensive Line

#0 Quency Wiggins
Baton Rouge (La.) Madison Prep Academy
On3 Consensus: No. 77
Status: Signed with LSU
*not playing*

#7 Nic Caraway
Bryan (Texas)
On3 Consensus: No. 674
Status: Signed with Purdue

#14 Caden Curry
Greenwood (Ind.) Center Grove
On3 Consensus: No. 112
Status: Signed with Ohio State

#45 Hero Kanu
Rancho Santa Margarita (Calif.) Santa Margarita Catholic
On3 Consensus: No. 125
Status: Uncommitted
*not playing*

#46 Chris McClellan
Owasso (Okla.)
On3 Consensus: No. 101
Status: Signed with Florida

#68 Aaron Graves
Gworie (Iowa) Southeast Valley
On3 Consensus: No. 94
Status: Signed with Iowa

#98 Tyson Ford
St. Louis (Mo.) John Burroughs School
On3 Consensus: No. 122
Status: Signed with Notre Dame

EDGE

#9 D.J. Wesolak
Boonville (Mo.)
On3 Consensus: No. 185
Status: Signed with Missouri

#11 Cyrus Moss
Las Vegas (Nev.) Bishop Gorman
On3 Consensus: No. 83
Status: Uncommitted
*not playing*

#14 J’mond Tapp
Donaldsonville (La.) Ascension Catholic
On3 Consensus: No. 144
Status: Signed with Texas

Linebackers

#8 Lander Barton
Salt Lake City Brighton
On3 Consensus: No. 199
Status: Signed with Utah

#20 Taariq Al-Uqdah
Inglewood (Calif.)
On3 Consensus: No. 631
Status: Signed with Washington State
*not playing*

#26 Devon Jackson
Omaha (Neb.) Burke
On3 Consensus: No. 174
Status: Signed with Oregon

#31 David Bailey
Santa Ana (Calif.) Mater Dei
On3 Consensus: No. 91
Status: Signed with Stanford
*not playing*

#40 Nolan Ziegler
Grand Rapids (Mich.) Catholic Central
On3 Consensus: No. 244
Status: Signed with Notre Dame

#44 Niuafe Tuihalamaka
Mission Hills (Calif.) Bishop Alemany
On3 Consensus: No. 184
Status: Signed with Notre Dame

Cornerbacks

#2 Gentry Williams
Tulsa (Okla.) Booker T. Washington
On3 Consensus: No. 58
Status: Committed to Oklahoma
*not playing*

#2 Trudell Berry
Baytown (Texas) Lee
On3 Consensus: No. 844
Status: Signed with Vanderbilt

#3 Toriano Pride
St. Louis (Mo.) East St. Louis
On3 Consensus: No. 54
Status: Signed with Clemson
*not playing*

#3 Terian Williams II
Alpharetta (Ga.) Johns Creek
On3 Consensus: No. 817
Status: Signed with Stanford

#11 Kyron Chambers
Dallas South Oak Cliff
On3 Consensus: No. 536
Status: Signed with TCU

#13 Jaylon Guilbeau
Port Arthur (Texas) Memorial
On3 Consensus: No. 149
Status: Signed with Texas

#23 Jalil Tucker
San Diego Lincoln
On3 Consensus: No. 119
Status: Signed with Oregon
*not playing*

Alex Afari
West Chester (Ohio) Lakota West
On3 Consensus: No. 323
Status: Signed with Kentucky
*not playing*

Safeties

#1 Trejon Williams
Portland (Ore.) Jefferson
On3 Consensus: No. 246
Status: Committed to Oregon

#5 Xavier Nwankpa
Altoona (Iowa) Southeast Polk
On3 Consensus: No. 35
Status: Signed with Iowa

#21 Larry Turner-Gooden
Playa Del Rey (Calif.) St. Bernard
On3 Consensus: No. 245
Status: Uncommitted
*not playing*

Specialists

#17 Bryce McFerson
Indian Trail (N.C.) Metrolina Christian Academy
Punter
Status: Signed with Notre Dame

#22 Ethan Moczulski
Mead (Wash.) Mt. Spokane
Kicker
Status: Signed with Texas A&M

#34 Kurt Chesney
Aliso (Calif.) Aliso Niguel
Long Snapper
Status: Committed to Air Force

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All-American Bowl 2023 Live Stream | TV Channel Date, Watch Guide

May 26, 2022 by Nicholas Kevin Leave a Comment

The All-American Bowl 2023 is fast approaching. The avid fans of the All-American Bowl and common sports are seeking the best way to watch All-American Bowl 2023 live online with their favourite device and place. If you are one of them, you have come to the right place.

In this post, we are going to share with you the best way to watch the All-American Bowl Live stream from anywhere. So, sit tight and read this until you finish so that you will be more ready to get to it.

All-American Bowl 2023

Date:	January 7, 2023
Start Time:	12:00 PM ET
Location:	Alamodome, San Antonio, Texas
Broadcast Channel‎:	NBC Sports
Live Stream:	Watch Here

All-American Bowl Live Stream

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