All American
All American often refers to the hyphenated term All-American, a noun or adjective denoting players selected for an All-America sports team. Of an individual, all-American may mean that the person (often male) expresses the qualities often associated with the United States and its culture and ideals.
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All American or The All American may also refer to:
Games, sports
- All American Football League, a proposed American football league
- All American Futurity, a horse race held in New Mexico
- All American Racers, an American racing team founded in 1964
- All American (video poker), a video poker game
- College Football All-America Team, an honor given annually to the best American college football players
- McDonald's All-American Game, an annual all-star basketball game
- U.S. Army All-American Bowl, a high school football game played annually in San Antonio, Texas
Aircraft
- All American (aircraft), a World War II B-17 bomber aircraft
- All American Aircraft, an aircraft manufacturer formed in 1945
Film, TV
- All American (film), a 1953 film starring Tony Curtis
- All American (TV series), a 2018 American television series that airs on The CW
- The All American (film), a 1932 American sports drama starring Richard Arlen
Music
- All American (Hoodie Allen album), a 2012 album
- All American (musical), a 1962 Broadway show
- All American (Nick Carter album), a 2015 album
- "All American", a song by Todrick Hall from Forbidden
Other
- All-American Canal, a canal in southeastern California
- All-American Division, 82nd Airborne Division of the US Army
- All-American Publications, a comic book company founded in 1938
- All-American Road, the designation of the most scenic National Scenic Byways
- Blue Bird All American, an American school bus that began production in 1948
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