ORLANDO, Fl. -- Remember the time Andre Debose made every other player on every other team look like garden gnomes as he blew past them on the way to the endzone for another Seminole touchdown?

Remember the time Ray Ray Armstrong threw the ball so hard you thought the laces were going to come out? And after getting his team into the redzone on the strength of his arm he lowered his shoulder, popped through the line and scored a Seminole touchdown on an 18 yard quarterback sneak.

Remember the time Dyron Dye tackled everything within a ten block radius and smacked the other quarterback so hard he left Seminole colored streaks from the guy's ear hole to his cleats?

Remember when the three Seminole High School All-Americans stunned the world of Florida football by lifting their team over Miami Northwestern in the state championship game?

If you don't remember, or didn't see it, you're one of the unlucky ones. But it's okay. You get another chance.

This Sunday night, January 2, at 8 P.M. Debose, Armstrong and Dye will suit up one more time in the Under Armour All-American game at the Citrus Bowl along with 79 other senior studs from around the country.

It's a rare opportunity to see the future of America's greatest sport before it ever happens. 67 of the athletes are ranked in the ESPNU top 150. And any one of them could be a future Heisman winner, national champion or college football record maker.

As a special treat, during ESPN's broadcast of the game, Debose, Armstrong and Dye will announce the college teams that they've chosen to share their talent with. If you miss any of it, go to the doctor and get checked out (You're only acceptable excuse for missing this game is broken bones), then tune in to Sports Night on 9 for the highlights.