2023 All-American Bowl Primer: Who, What and How to Watch

The Ole Miss Rebels recruiting class is not yet a finished product, but the program has one signee participating in the 2023 All-American Bowl on Saturday.

The Rebels have a safety out of Texas playing in the game over the weekend, and he provided a strong boost to the class in the early signing period.

Here is who, what and how to watch as the game unfolds.

Who and What to Watch From Rebels Prospects

S Braxton Myers

Myers is a native of Coppell (Texas) High School and was a highly-touted recruit during his prep days. He is a 6-foot-1 and 190-pound cornerback and competed against talented programs across the Dallas area week in and week out.

In addition to Ole Miss, he earned numerous offers from the likes of Southern California, Oklahoma, Texas, LSU, Arkansas, Auburn, Baylor, Michigan, Clemson, and Florida State among others.

Along with having talent of his own, Myers is the son of former Vicksburg (Miss.) and Alabama Crimson Tide defensive tackle Michael Myers. Following his college days, he went on to have an NFL career with the Dallas Cowboys, Cincinnati Bengals, Cleveland Browns and Denver Broncos.

Myers' commitment came prior to the Rebels hosting the Kentucky Wildcats this season, a game that the Rebels won in front of a capacity crowd in Oxford.

Myers will represent Ole Miss as a part of the West team in Saturday's game.

How to Watch

Game Information: All-American Bowl

Date/Time: Saturday, Jan. 7, 2023 -- Noon

Where: Alamodome -- San Antonio, Texas

TV: NBC

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