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American Family Insurance presents two All-American bowls to highlight incredible student-athletes at the high school level. The Under Armour All-America Game and the U.S. Army All-American Bowl have featured some of the most awarded NFL players of our time. Some of these alumni include Odell Beckham Jr., Tim Tebow, Adrian Peterson, Julio Jones, Jameis Winston, and many more.

 

 

Under Armour and American Family Insurance use our Quarterback Challenge game throughout its Selection Tour to excite students about the program.

Groove Jones created the VR experience by appearing at multiple “Friday Night Lights” style events at High School Football games throughout the country this season. The mobile tour includes multiple road teams that use the game as an integral part of their fan engagement activation.

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The Quarterback Challenge game allows fans to step out onto the center of a football stadium and test their passing and targeting skills. Players attempt to pass as many footballs as possible through various targets on the field.

Players who achieve high rankings at the end of the evening get bragging rights.

The game has two versions, an Under Armour branded game and a U.S. Army branded game. Each game appears at the ceremonies throughout the tour. The selection tour travels around the nation to give the top 100 players in the nation a chance to compete with the best coaches and players out there.

Under Armour All-America Game

The Under Armour All-America Game gives talented young athletes a chance to play on a bigger stage with bigger stakes. To get to the elite level of competing on the All-America team, players must be selected first with the Under Armour Next program and then selected again for Future 50 to be eligible for All-America Game selection.

The American Family Insurance Selection Tour

Tight end Kyle Pitts received his Under Armour All-America Game jersey Monday at his school as part of the American Family Insurance Selection Tour.

Pine-Richland quarterback (Gibsonia, Pa.) Phil Jurkovec is having a great season and on Thursday, he added to his list of accomplishments by donning his jersey for the U.S. Army All-American Bowl.

For updates on the selection tour, visit the USA Today website – http://usatodayhss.com/category/under-armour-all-america-selection-tour