All-American Bowl Breakdown: California Players

The All-American Bowl is on Saturday in San Antonio, Texas. 16 players from California will play in the game, some of which will announce their college commitments during the broadcast. Here is a look at the numbers first before I break down some of the players. <strong>2:</strong> Players from California that will play for the East team in the game: [player_tooltip player_id="25249" first="Jayden" last="Denegal"] of Apple Valley (Michigan signee) and [player_tooltip player_id="25268" first="Zeke" last="Berry"] of De La Salle (Michigan signee). <strong>1:</strong> Players from Northern California that are in the game (Berry). <strong>6:</strong> Players from public schools represented in the game. <strong>7:</strong> Players from the Trinity League, the best league in the state in Southern California. Three players from Mater Dei, two from St. John Bosco, one from Servite and one from Santa Margarita. <strong>5:</strong> The amount of players who have yet to sign letters of intent who will play in the game. Here is a look at the rosters with some notes about a few players: <strong>EAST</strong> QB: [player_tooltip player_id="25249" first="Jayden" last="Denegal"], Apple Valley (Michigan) DB: [player_tooltip player_id="25268" first="Zeke" last="Berry"], De la Salle (Michigan) <strong>WEST</strong> QB: [player_tooltip player_id="25247" first="Justyn" last="Martin"], Inglewood (UCLA) RB: [player_tooltip player_id="25225" first="Raleek" last="Brown"], Mater Dei (USC) RB: [player_tooltip player_id="25233" first="Rayshon" last="Luke"], St. John Bosco (Uncommitted) WR: [player_tooltip player_id="25227" first="Tetairoa" last="McMillan"], Servite (Arizona) WR: [player_tooltip player_id="25224" first="CJ" last="Williams"], Mater Dei (Uncommitted) WR: [player_tooltip player_id="25250" first="Clint" last="Stephens"], Inglewood (UCLA) OL: [player_tooltip player_id="25226" first="Earnest" last="Greene"], St. John Bosco (Uncommitted) DL: [player_tooltip player_id="141878" first="Hero" last="Kanu"], Santa Margarita (Uncommitted) LB: [player_tooltip player_id="25256" first="Taariq" last="Al-Uqdah"], Inglewood (Washington State) LB: [player_tooltip player_id="25234" first="David" last="Bailey"], Mater Dei (Stanford) LB: [player_tooltip player_id="25231" first="Niuafe" last="Tuihalamaka"], Alemany (Notre Dame) DB: [player_tooltip player_id="25238" first="Jalil" last="Tucker"], Lincoln (Oregon) DB: [player_tooltip player_id="25229" first="Larry" last="Turner-Gooden"], Alemany (Uncommitted) Specialist: <strong>Kurt Chesney</strong>, Aliso Niguel (Air Force) <strong>PLAYERS WHO WILL ANNOUNCE COMMITMENTS DURING THE GAME</strong> [player_tooltip player_id="25233" first="Rayshon" last="Luke"]: Luke is expected to be choosing between Arizona and Louisville. "Speedy" has earned his nickname and is one of the biggest big play threats at running back in the state. He has impressed so far at the team practices according to multiple reports. [player_tooltip player_id="25224" first="CJ" last="Williams"]: Williams will be choosing between USC and UCLA. He was previously committed to Notre Dame, but withdrew his commitment after coach Brian Kelly left for the LSU job. Most recruiting experts expect him to join some of his Mater Dei teammates at USC. [player_tooltip player_id="25226" first="Earnest" last="Greene"]: Greene has a top four of Alabama, Georgia, Ohio State and Texas. He attended an offseason camp at Ohio State and enjoyed the experience. Bosco has had linemen play at Ohio State before, but it looks like Georgia is the favorite to land Greene. [player_tooltip player_id="141878" first="Hero" last="Kanu"]: Kanu has a top four of Georgia, Notre Dame, Ohio State and Oklahoma. He is the youngest player on this list at 17 years old and has only played 15 football games in his life. Ohio State will be the team to sign Kanu. Book it. [player_tooltip player_id="25229" first="Larry" last="Turner-Gooden"]: He has been a mystery with his recruitment for awhile. I saw him at the Battle at the Beach passing tournament last summer and he is a physical specimen who is ready to contribute early at the college level. Texas is the favorite to land him. &nbsp;