The Walter Camp All-America Team is an annual selection of the best college football players in the United States. Established in 1889 by Walter Camp, often referred to as the "Father of American Football," this team highlights standout athletes from various positions, recognizing their exceptional performance during the season. The selections are made by a panel of sportswriters and coaches, and the team typically includes first and second teams. Being named to the All-America Team is considered a prestigious honor, reflecting a player's skill, talent, and impact on the game at the collegiate level.