Blue-Grey All-American Bowl: AT&T Stadium Info Center

Similar to the better part of the last 15-plus years, Dallas Cowboys’ AT&T Stadium will once again host the Blue-Grey All-American Bowl.

Mere weeks away from now, all of the action will take place during the Blue-Grey All-American Bowl on December 16 at Dallas Cowboys’ AT&T Stadium with a 1 p.m. kickoff.

Once there for the All-American Bowl Weekend from December 14-16, student-athletes will be mentored by our staff of NFL veterans (follow the link for list of former Sunday players).

Rosters will consist of the nation’s premier prospects in the Class of 2025 (follow the link for the soon-to-be released list of players on the teams). There will be no shortage of talent.

While talks continue with ESPN, the game will be nationally broadcast via delayed stream on Impact Football Network (follow the link for more, likely on December  17 after 5 p.m. EST).

For frequent updates, in real time, the sights and sounds can be found via social media on Twitter (follow the link for @BlueGreyFB) and Instagram (follow the link for @BlueGreyFootball).

Prior to the game, there will be family-oriented events taking place at the Dallas/Forth Worth Airport Marriott, once again at our home away from home for a few days (follow the link for details).

Tickets will be sold at the host hotel throughout the weekend’s events or the stubs can be purchased at the stadium’s box office on the day of the game. Parking at the facility will be free.

A tentative schedule for the weekend follows below (subject to change, though firm). Keep in mind, a much more detailed itinerary of the many activities will be provided upon arrival.

DAY ONE (December 14)

All-American Bowl Registration at host hotel, Dallas/Fort Worth Airport Marriott (9 a.m. till 1 p.m.)

All-American Bowl Practice at regional facility, L.D. Bell High (2 p.m. till 6 p.m.)

DAY TWO (December 15)

All-American Bowl Practice at regional facility, L.D. Bell High (2 p.m. till 6 p.m.)

All-American Bowl Jersey Presentation at host hotel, Dallas/Fort Worth Airport Marriott (7 p.m. till 10 p.m.)

DAY THREE (December 16)

All-American Bowl walk-through at NFL facility, AT&T Stadium (10:30 a.m. till 12:30 p.m.)

All-American Bowl at NFL facility, AT&T Stadium (1 p.m. till 4:30 p.m.)

As many know, the country’s talent pool is as deep as it’s ever been. Accordingly, multiple other All-American Bowls are scheduled for this year. Worth noting, each held at an NFL stadium.

That said, the focus now turns toward the upcoming game on December 16. Of course, if the past is any indication the future, the game figures to be one for the record books.