Alabama Commitment Bryce Young Headlines Inaugural SI All-American Team

The accolades keep coming for University of Alabama commitment Bryce Young, although this one is a little different.
On Monday, the dual-threat talent who will sign with Alabama on Dec. 18, was the first player named in the inaugural SI All-American team.
Young, who is considered one of the top prospects in the nation, threw for 4,528 yards and accounted for 68 total touchdowns in 14 games this season while leading California powerhouse Mater Dei to the state finals.
The SI All-American team will feature 25 seniors who have best exemplified athletic excellence in high school, with the potential to do similarly at the collegiate level.
The team also opens a new chapter in recruiting coverage by both Sports Illustrated and BamaCentral, which are poised to greatly expand over the coming months.
Check out the story on SI.com.
SI All-American: Mater Dei QB @_bryce_young is the first player named to the inaugural team, which honors the top high school football stars in the Class of 2020 🙌 https://t.co/h4gTUJQopO
— Sports Illustrated (@SInow) December 9, 2019

Christopher Walsh is the founder and publisher of Alabama Crimson Tide On SI, which first published as BamaCentral in 2018, and is also the publisher of the Boston College, Missouri and Vanderbilt sites. He's covered the Crimson Tide since 2004 and is the author of 26 books including “100 Things Crimson Tide Fans Should Know and Do Before They Die” and “Nick Saban vs. College Football.” He's an eight-time honoree of Football Writers Association of America awards and three-time winner of the Herby Kirby Memorial Award, the Alabama Sports Writers Association’s highest writing honor for story of the year. In 2022, he was named one of the 50 Legends of the ASWA. Previous beats include the Green Bay Packers, Arizona Cardinals and Tampa Bay Buccaneers, along with Major League Baseball’s Arizona Diamondbacks. Originally from Minnesota and a graduate of the University of New Hampshire, he currently resides in Tuscaloosa.
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