How to Watch All-American Bowl: Stream High School Football Live, TV Channel

Wide receiver Jeremiah Smith, rated as the top recruit in the nation among this year's high-school seniors by 247sports.com's composite rankings, headlines the cast of some 100 players selected to play on Saturday in the All-American Bowl at San Antonio's Alamodome. The wide receiver from Opa Locka, Florida, signed to play at Ohio State and is the only player in the top 10 of 247sports' rankings scheduled to play. The game was first played in December 2000 at Highlander Stadium in Dallas. The game was moved into January 2002 for its next edition and relocated to Alamo Stadium in San Antonio before taking up permanent residence at the Alamodome in 2003.

How to Watch All-American Bowl in High School Football Today:

Game Date: Jan. 6, 2024

Game Time: 1 p.m. ET

TV: NBC

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Other top players for the East include Georgia commit safety KJ Bolden (ranked No. 14 from Buford, Georgia), Ohio State commit defensive lineman Eddrick Houston (No. 26; Buford, Georgia), South Carolina commit offensive tackle Josiah Thompson (No. 28; Dillon, South Carolina) and Florida commit defensive lineman LJ McCray (No. 35, Daytona Beach, Florida).

The West is led by Miami commit defensive lineman Justin Scott (No. 15, Chicago) while also having Texas commit wide receiver Ryan Wingo (No. 24, St. Louis), Notre Dame commit wide receiver Cam Williams (No. 29; Glen Ellyn, Illinois), Oklahoma commit running back Taylor Tatum (No. 38; Longview, Texas) and uncommitted wide receiver Gatlin Bair (No. 43; Burley, Idaho).

The West holds a 12-10 all-time advantage in the game, with previous MVPs including Carolina Panthers quarterback Bryce Young (2020), Denver Broncos safety Caden Sterns (2018) and Cincinnati Bengals running back Joe Mixon (2014),

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