All-Americans To Commit On NBC

SAN ANTONIO, Texas --- Two years ago, Reggie Bush and Chris Leak shocked the nation as they announced their college choices during the U.S. Army All-American Bowl live on national. With their announcements they created a reputation for the U.S. Army All-American Bowl as the premiere location for the top preps in America to announce their college intentions.

This year’s Bowl will be no different as some of the most elite prospects in the nation will announce their college choices during NBC’s nationally televised broadcast on Saturday, January 7 at Noon (CST). This year’s scheduled announcements are as follows:

	WR David Ausberry Lemoore Lemoore, Calif.		OL Butch Lewis Regis Jesuit Aurora, Colo.
	WR Terrence Austin Long Beach Poly Long Beach, Calif.		LB Jarrell Miller Highland Springs Highland Springs, Va.
	LB Allen Bradford Colton Colton, Calif.		RB Emmanuel Moody Coppell Coppell, Texas
	OL Matt Carufel Cretin-Derham Hall St. Paul, Minn.		RB DeMarco Murray Bishop Gorman Las Vegas, Nev.
	CB Jai Eugene Destrehan Destrehan, La.		DE Robert Rose Glenville Cleveland, Ohio
	DE Maurice Evans Christ the King Middle Village, N.Y.		LB Brandon Spikes Crest Shelby, N.C.
	DT Joseph Faifili Kahuku Kahuku, Hawaii		CB A.J. Wallace McDonough Pomfret, Md.
	RB Michael Goodson Collins Klein, Texas
	DT Derrick Hill McClymonds Oakland, Calif.

Other athletes considering the option of announcing during the game include:

CB Devin Ross Rancho Cucamonga R. Cucamonga, Calif.

When Reggie Bush and Chris Leak decided to make their declarations during the U.S. Army All-American Bowl, they probably did not realize the impact it would have on the future of college recruiting. They created a fun and exciting tradition that changed the shape of college recruiting. The U.S. Army All-American Bowl is proud of all of our great Alumni and salutes them in their collegiate decisions. With great young men like Adrian Peterson (Oklahoma), Teddy Ginn, Jr. (Ohio State), Leak (Florida), Bush (USC), and Jeff Schweiger (USC) announcing their collegiate intentions during past U.S. Army All-American Bowls they have created a fun tradition for future U.S. Army All-Americans.

Now the question is who will be this year’s Bush and Leak? Fans can find out at the U.S. Army All-American Bowl.

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