By Joshua Huff, sports editor
ORLANDO — Recent University of Miami commit Dazalin Worsham takes to the field one last time as a high school football player on Thursday afternoon when he dons his Under Armour All-American jersey for the national all-star game.
The All-American game will take place at 5 p.m. CT on Jan. 2, 2020, at Camping World Stadium in Orlando, Florida. The all-star game pits the top 100 high school players in the nation together in a nationally televised game. National recruiting analysts and talent evaluators from ESPN select players for both team rosters.
The event featured a several days of workouts prior to the game between Team Pressure and Team Savage. Deion Sanders will coach Team Pressure, while fellow NFL Hall of Fame defensive back Ed Reed will be in charge of Team Pressure.
Worsham joins a long list of accomplished NFL players who have participated in the Under Armour All-American game: Julio Jones, A.J. Green, Amari Cooper, Jameis Winston, Leonard Fournette, and more.
Throughout his career at Hewitt-Trussville, Worsham recorded 215 receptions for 2,369 yards with 28 touchdowns. Save for his freshman season, Worsham caught over 50 passes in each season. During his sophomore campaign, Worsham hauled in 70 passes for 856 yards with nine touchdowns.
He eclipsed that mark as a junior with 87 receptions for 1,022 with 13 touchdowns. In that season, he averaged 85 yards per game and nearly 12 yards per catch.
This past season, Worsham snagged 54 receptions for 427 yards with six touchdowns.
The game will be shown on ESPN2.
Check out @dazalin4 in the @UAFootball All America Game tonight at 5 pm on ESPN2! Huge honor for him & our program! pic.twitter.com/kTMWVMlYRj
— Hewitt-Trussville FB (@HuskyFast) January 2, 2020