All-American Bowl: Live score updates, commitments (1/6/2024)
Bowl season continues in San Antonio on Saturday as many of the top high school football prospects in the nation clash in the All-American Bowl at noon (Central time) in the Alamodome.
Five of the top 15 prospects in the country according to most services will be competing in a game that boasts Derrick Henry, Christian McCaffrey, Ezekiel Elliot and Stefon Diggs in a long list of alumni.
The top prospects are Ohio State commit Jeremiah Smith (No. 1), Florida commit LJ McCray (No. 6), Miami commit Justin Scott (No. 7), Texas commit Ryan Wingo (No. 12) and Georgia commit KJ Bolden (No. 15).
[East, West 2024 All-American Bowl rosters]
Eight notable college commitments were announced on the NBC broadcast, headlined by North Shore (Texas) 5-star junior corner Devin Sanchez, who committed to Ohio State at halftime.
Rostered but not among those expected to make a decision Saturday is Burley (Idaho) 4-star Gatlin Bair, who is choosing between Oregon and Michigan after decommitting from Boise State in November after Andy Avalos was fired.
Refresh this post for the latest updates from the game and follow correspondent Ryan Childers (@SA_HCPreps) for more updates from the ground at the Alamodome. Scroll up to the top of the page for in-game highlights.
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FINAL: WEST TEAM 31, EAST TEAM 28
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Seats at the Alamodome in San Antonio steadily fill in during warmups in San Antonio on Saturday.
Photo by Ryan Childers
FOURTH QUARTER
-- Koi Perich was named MVP of the All-American Bowl for a tremendous game that included a diving interception, fumble recovery and several key pass break-ups.
-- COMMITMENT: Mainland (Florida) Zavier Mincey picks Alabama over Florida State, Florida and Miami.
-- TOUCHDOWN, East Team. TJ Moore catches a perfectly placed dart in the right corner of the endzone from Midland Legacy (Texas) QB Marcos Davila, who is committed to Purdue.
-- COMMITMENT: Daniel Hill commits to Alabama, as many predicted, to put a cherry on top of a two-touchdown performance.
-- Brayden Platt, 4-star Oregon commit from Yelm (Washington), pounces on a fumble to five the West Team the ball back. There's a lot to learn about Platt, a standout track prodigy in addition to the top prospect in the Pacific Northwest.
THIRD QUARTER
-- COMMITMENT: Jett White, 4-star class of 2025 corner, commits to Maryland. The Edison (Florida) corner picks the Terrapins — a team not on his recent Top 10 — over Florida State, Penn State and Auburn, among others.
-- TOUCHDOWN, East Team. Demond Williams throws his second TD pass of the night on the run, hitting DJ Moore with a perfect 23-yard strike for touchdown over the back of the defense.
-- TOUCHDOWN, West Team.
SECOND QUARTER
-- North Shore (Texas) 5-star corner Devin Sanchez, who supposed to be announcing his commitment at halftime, has committed to Ohio State, On3's Hayes Fawcett reports.
-- INTERCEPTION! Mainland (Florida) 4-star DB Zavier Mincey picks off TCU commit Hauss Hejny in the endzone, giving the East Team the ball back with 30 seconds left to play.
-- TOUCHDOWN, West Team. Meridian (Mississippi) 4-star running back Daniel Hill walks in a misdirection handoff for an easy six. Hill will be committing later in the game. (24-7, West)
-- Go off, Koe Perich. The Minnesota commit blocks and punt at the West Team recovers the ball inside the 5-yard line. Perich is everywhere, already with an interception under his belt.
-- COMMITMENT: Mill Creek (Georgia) 4-star commits to Missouri over Georgia Tech, he announces alongside his family on the broadcast.
-- The player who actually scored the last play, hopping on the live ball in the endzone? Armijo 4-star DL Jericho Johnson, who is committed to Oregon.
-- TOUCHDOWN, West Team. Booker T. Washington (Georgia) edge Kameryn Fountain explodes into the backfield and musters a sack/fumble on Purdue signee Marcos Davila, which the West Team jumps on for six. Southlake Carroll (Texas) kicker Kyle Lemmerman (TCU commit) boots his second PAT through. (17-7, West)
-- FIELD GOAL, West Team. West takes the lead. (10-7, West)
FIRST QUARTER
-- Lincoln (Minnesota) 4-star safety Koi Perich dives for a highlight interception on the goal line for the highlight of the game thus far.
-- COMMITTMENT: Bountiful (Utah) 4-star safety Faletau Satuala commits to BYU with his family live on the broadcast. Listed at linebacker in the All-American game, the 6-foot-3, 200-pound senior could make a versatile piece for Kalani Sitake's defense.
-- COMMITMENT: McCallie (Georgia) 4-star corner Marcellus Barnes commits to Syracuse over Ole Miss live on the NBC broadcast.
-- TOUCHDOWN, East Team. Georgia commit Nate Frazier gets loose in one-on-one coverage and Auburn signee Walker White drops a deep ball in his lap for a long-gain touchdown down the left sideline.
-- TOUCHDOWN, West Team. Jeremiah Smith, the nation's No. 1 prospect, tries to throw a TD pass himself on the first play from scrimmage, and ends up hauling in a long one in the endzone to put the East team on the board.
-- Arizona commit Demond Williams (Basha High School) picks up a first down with a nice scramble to the left side on 3rd and 10.
-- COMMITMENT: Simeon (Illinois) 4-star edge rusher Chris Burgess Jr. commits to Notre Dame on the broadcast. The 6-foot-4, 240-pound Burgess is the nation's No. 6 edge rusher and No. 61 overall prospect in 2025. He chose the Fighting Irish over Michigan and Ohio State, and gives Marcus Freeman the nation's top class next year.
PREGAME
Ohio State commit Jeremiah Smith, the nation's No. 1 prospect in 2024, warms up pregame.
Photo by Ryan Childers
-- Among the eight commitments expected during the broadcast are Mainland (Florida) 4-star defensive back Zay Mincey and 4-star running back Daniel Hill, both of whom who are widely predicted to choose Alabama.
-- Live game updates will be added here and the above score will update throughout the game. The most recent updates will appear on top.
-- Andy Buhler | andy@scorebooklive.com | @sblivetx
Lead photo by Erich Schlegel, USA TODAY Sports.
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