Four Auburn commits set to play in All-American Bowl on NBC
Auburn 4-star quarterback commit Walker White is the latest Auburn commit to accept his invite to the All-American Bowl on NBC. White, a class of 2024 quarterback from Little Rock (Ark.), is the No. 152 overall player, the No. 11 quarterback, and the No. 3 player in the state of Arkansas according to the On3 Industry Ranking.
White will join three other Auburn commits in playing in the prestigious game:
- 4-star linebacker Demarcus Riddick from Clanton (Ala.) Chilton County
- 4-star offensive lineman DeAndre Carter from Santa Ana (Cal.) Mater Dei
- 4-star safety Kensley Faustin from Naples (Fla.)
The four Auburn commits will be surrounded by many big Auburn targets while participating in the week of practice and other events. Other targets of note include:
- 5-star Florida State safety commit KJ Bolden from Buford (Ga.)
- 5-star Florida DL commit LJ McCray from Delray Beach (Fla.)
- 4-star Miami wide receiver commit Ny Carr from Moultrie (Ga.) Colquitt County
- 4-star Alabama defensive line commit Jeremiah Beaman from Birmingham (Ala.) Parker
- 4-star Kentucky linebacker commit Elijah Groves from Cross Plains (Tenn.)
- 4-star Miami safety commit Zaquan Patterson from Hollywood (Fla.) Chaminade-Madonna
All-American Bowl history
The All-American Bowl is a year-round celebration of high school excellence both on and off the field. As the nation’s premier high school sporting event for 20 years, it features the top 100 senior football players from across the country and is played inside the Alamodome in San Antonio, TX. Broadcast annually on NBC, the All-American Bowl is the most-watched and highest-attended high school sporting event.
The All-American Bowl was originally created and owned by All American Games, led by Douglas Berman, and was the first national high school football all-star game to ever be played when it kicked off at Highlander Stadium in Dallas, TX on December 30, 2000. The event relocated to San Antonio the following year, and has been played inside the Alamodome since 2003. In 2019, NBC Sports acquired the event from All American Games and now fully owns and operates the All-American Bowl.
