ORLANDO, Fla.-- Consecutive touchdown-saving plays by South Pointe's DeVonte Holloman and Stephon Gilmore propelled the White team past the Black team, 27-16, in the second annual Under Armour All-American high school football game Sunday night in Orlando, Fla.
Holloman and Gilmore will be roommates at South Carolina when they enter college early on Jan. 12. They were among the 80 players chosen for the game, which featured blue-chip seniors from across the nation.
The White team's 21-9 lead was under attack late in the third quarter when the Black team moved into the red zone. A pass was zipped toward the right corner and appeared to be headed for a touchdown. Holloman raced over, dove toward the sideline and, while parallel to the turf, swatted the ball out of bounds.
