All American Games

All American Games (AAG) is a sports marketing & management firm which owns and operates major national prep and youth football events. Its signature event, the U.S. Army All-American Bowl is the nation’s premier prep football game. The game, which has produced over 300 NFL players, is aired live on NBC and is seen by 5 million unique viewers and attended by 40,000 spectators annually. AAG’s Football University conducts camps in 25 cities across the county, reaching nearly 10,000 families. Each one of the 25 camps includes 20+ coaches with NFL backgrounds. In addition, AAG runs the largest youth football national championship. This tournament style event includes 100 teams vying to be named the best in the country. In 2009, All American Games ventured into a sports-television production show “The Ride”. The show was a tremendous success, garnering coverage in almost 80 million homes and generating acclaim from both viewers and media nationwide. The Company and its properties have been covered by numerous media outlets, including The Wall Street Journal which featured All American Games in a front-page story “Rush to the NFL: These guys screen the pros of tomorrow.”