North South Senior Bowl 2012: TV Schedule, Live Stream, Spread Info and More

The 2012 Senior Bowl is loaded with tons of talent, all hoping to impress NFL scouts as we get closer and closer to the 2012 NFL draft. 

This is the final game that these players can showcase their skills to improve their draft stock. Sure, pre-draft workouts always help, but when players succeed in a game, it does much more for their draft status. 

There are several first-round caliber players in the Senior Bowl this year, as well as some border-line first-round players who really need to shine on Saturday. 

With that said, let's take a look at some specifics of this all-star showdown. 

When: Saturday, Jan. 28 at 3 p.m. CST 

Where: Ladd-Peebles Stadium, Mobile, AL  

Watch: NFL Network

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Roster and Weigh-In Results 

North Team

Player	College	Pos	Ht	Wt	Arm	Hand
Mike Adams	Ohio State	OL	6070	323	33 3/4	11
Tony Bergstrom	Utah	OL	6054	315	31 3/8	9
Mike Brewster	Ohio State	OL	6042	310	31	9 5/8
Audie Cole	North Carolina State	LB	6041	248	32 1/4	10
Kirk Cousins	Michigan State	QB	6022	209	31 1/4	9 7/8
Jack Crawford	Penn State	DL	6047	268	33 1/2	10 1/8
Vinny Curry	Marshall	DL	6030	265	32	9 1/4
Lavonte David	Nebraska	LB	6004	225	31 1/8	8 1/
Alfonzo Dennard	Nebraska	DB	5100	203	30	9 1/4
Michael Egnew	Missouri	TE	6052	251	32 1/2	9 3/4
Brady Ewing	Wisconsin	OH	5115	241		10 1/4
Jamell Fleming	Oklahoma	DB	5105	202	30 7/8	9 1/2
Donnie Fletcher	Boston College	DB	6002	201	30	8 7/8
Garth Gerhart	Arizona State	OL	6011	301	32 7/8	9 5/8
TJ Graham	North Carolina State	WR	5113	182	31 3/4	9 1/4
Daniel Herron	Ohio State	OH	5092	212	31 5/8	9
Emil Igwenagu	Massachusetts	TE	6011	245	33 1/8	9 1/8
George Iloka	Boise State	DB	6035	222	33 7/8	9 5/8
Asa Jackson	Cal Poly	DB	5097	193	28 5/8	8 3/4
Cameron Johnson	Virginia	DL	6036	267	32 1/2	8 7/8
James-Michael Johnson	Nevada	LB	6011	249	32 3/4	9 5/8
Leonard Johnson	Iowa State	DB	5097	198	28 3/4	8
Marvin Jones	California	WR	6017	198	32 7/8	10
Senio Kelemete	Washington	OL	6034	300	32 3/4	9 5/8
Brian Linthicum	Michigan State	TE	6036	249	32 5/8	9 3/4
Anthony Lynn	Penn State	DB	5115	205	29	8 3/8
Doug Martin	Boise State	OH	5090	219	29 7/8	9 1/8
Mike Martin	Michigan	DL	6012	307	31 3/4	9 3/8
Shea McClellin	Boise State	DL	6032	248	31  3/4	10 1/8
Marvin McNutt	Iowa	WR	6024	216	31 5/8	10 1/8
Kellen Moore	Boise State	QB	5116	191	29 7/8	9 3/8
Kelechi Osemele	Iowa State	OL	6053	333	35 1/4	10 3/8
Isaiah Pead	Cincinnati	OH	5097	193	31	8 5/8
Chris Polk	Washington	OH	5104	224	31 7/8	9 3/4
DeVier Posey	Ohio State	WR	6015	209	31 3/8	9 1/4
Brian Quick	Appalachian State	WR	6034	222	33 1/2	9 7/8
Kendall Reyes	Connecticut	DL	6037	300	32 5/8	9 1/2
Gerell Robinson	Arizona State	WR	6031	223	32 1/2	10
Trenton Robinson	Michigan State	DB	5094	193	30 7/8	9 3/4
Mitchell Schwartz	California	OL	6051	317	33 1/8	10
Harrison Smith	Notre Dame	DB	6016	212	32	10 1/8
Alameda Ta’amu	Washington	DL	6024	341	31 1/8	9 7/8
Johnnie Troutman	Penn State	OL	6041	325	33	9 3/4
Bobby Wagner	Utah State	LB	6002	241	32 1/2	9 7/8
Russell Wilson	Wisconsin	QB	5105	203	31 1/4	10
Billy Winn	Boise State	DL	6033	296	31 3/4	9 1/8
Derek Wolfe	Cincinnati	DL	6047	286	32 7/8	10 3/4
Kevin Zeitler	Wisconsin	OL	6037	315	32 1/2	10 1/8

South Team 

Player	College	Pos	Ht	Wt	Arm	Hand
Emmanuel Acho	Texas	LB	6010	235	32 1/2	9 7/8
Joe Adams	Arkansas	WR	5104	174	31 3/8	9 3/8
Antonio Allen	South Carolina	DB	6012	202	31 7/8	9 3/8
Jeff Allen	Illinois	OL	6040	306	33 1/4	10 1/8
Vick Ballard	Mississippi State	OH	5101	217	31 1/8	9 1/2
Dwight Bentley	La-Lafayette	DB	5097	176	29 1/2	7 7/8
Jake Bequette	Arkansas	DL	6044	264	32 1/4	9 1/4
Will Blackwell	LSU	OL	6034	314	33 3/4	10 1/2
Philip Blake	Baylor	OL	6023	312	31 7/8	9 3/4
Jarrett Boykin	Virginia Tech	WR	5092	183	30 3/4	9 1/8
Nigel Bradham	Florida State	OLB	6015	237	33 1/4	10 3/8
Andre Branch	Clemson	DL
James Brown	Troy	OL	6034	307	33 3/8	10 1/4
Zach Brown	North Carolina	LB	6013	236	32 1/2	9 3/8
Quinton Coples	North Carolina	DL	6056	281	33 1/8	10 1/8
Juron Criner	Arizona	WR	6021	220	31 3/8	10 1/2
Chad Diehl	Clemson	OH	6014	257	30 3/8	9 7/8
Patrick Edwards	Houston	WR	5087	168	29 3/8	8 1/2
Nick Foles	Arizona	QB	6050	244	33	10 3/4
Jeff Fuller	Texas A&M	WR	6041	217	34 1/8	9 3/8
Terrance Ganaway	Baylor	OH	5114	241	31 3/4	9 1/2
Cordy Glenn	Georgia	OL	6054	346	35 1/8	10
Cyrus Gray	Texas A&M	OH	5102	198	29 3/8	9
Ladarius Green	La-Lafayette	TE	6056	237	32 7/8	10
Casey Hayward	Vanderbilt	DB	5110	188	30 1/7	8 7/8
Jaye Howard	Florida	DL	6030	292	32 1/8	10 1/8
Melvin Ingram	South Carolina	DL	6017	276	30 1/2	9 1/4
Janoris Jenkins	North Alabama	DB	5096	191	30 3/8	8 1/4
Tony Jerod-Eddie	Texas A&M	DL	6040	303	34 3/8	9 1/4
Ben Jones	Georgia	OL	6025	304	32 1/4	9 5/8
Dwight Jones	North Carolina	WR	6031	226	33 5/8	9
Ryan Lindley	San Diego State	QB	6036	229	32 1/4	10 1/8
Markelle Martin	Oklahoma State	DB	6006	203	31 1/8	8 1/2
Marquis Maze	Alabama	WR	5076	184	29 3/8	9
Matt McCants	UAB	OL	6055	309	35	8 3/4
DeQuan Menzie	Alabama	DB	5104	195	29 5/8	8 1/2
Deangelo Peterson	LSU	TE	6027	230	32	9 1/2
Tydreke Powell	North Carolina	DL	6023	309	31 7/8	9 7/8
Chris Rainey	Florida	OH	5083	178	30 3/4	9 1/2
Kheeston Randall	Texas	DL	6044	297	33	9 1/2
Keenan Robinson	Texas	OLB	6031	240	32 3/4	9 7/8
Zebrie Sanders	Florida State	OL	6054	308	34 5/8	11
Brad Smelley	Alabama	TE	6017	233	32 1/8	9 5/8
Sean Spence	Miami-Fl	LB	5113	228	30 5/8	9 3/8
Ryan Steed	Furman	DB	5103	190	32	9
Brandon Taylor	LSU	DB	5111	202	31 1/2	9 1/8
Brandon Thompson	Clemson	DL	6020	311	32 5/8	9 5/8
Courtney Upshaw	Alabama	DL	6014	273	31 1/2	8 5/8
William Vlachos	Alabama	OL	6003	306	30	9 1/8
Brandon Weeden	Oklahoma State	QB	6034	219	30 5/8	9 1/2

North Team Elite Prospects 

Alfonzo Dennard, CB, Nebraska 

Viewed as a possible first-round draft pick, Dennard is arguably the best corner in the Senior Bowl.

Cornerback is a deep position in the draft, with several skilled athletes likely to be picked in Round 1. Dennard will need to have a solid game in order for scouts to continue to view him as a first rounder.

Plus, Dennard was ejected during his last game, so scouts will keep an eye on him to see if he stays calm in heated situations.

Mike Adams, OT, Ohio State 

After checking in at 6'7" and 323 pounds, Adams is receiving high praise at the Senior Bowl. The offensive line is another deep position in the draft, and Adams is likely to be a first-round pick.

If Adams is able to dominate in the trenches against some of the South team's best players, then he could jump up draft boards and possibly be considered as a Top 15 or Top 20 pick. 

The South team is loaded with first-round talent on defense, so Adams can really help his draft stock by playing well. 

Chris Polk, RB, Washington

A border-line first-round draft pick, Polk has to have a stand-out performance on Saturday. Anything less could prevent him from being drafted to a good team late in the first round. 

Seeing Polk go up against better defenders will have a huge impact on where he ends up being drafted. 

Listed at 5'10", 224 pounds, Polk will have to display his power and speed in hopes of blowing the scouts away with his skills. 

South Team Elite Prospects 

Courtney Upshaw, LB, Aabama

After an impressive performance in the BCS National Championship Game, Upshaw doesn't really need to go over the top in the Senior Bowl. 

He's a lock for the first round, but he could squeeze into the Top 10 by crushing his opponents on Saturday. Pre-draft workouts will also be very kind to Upshaw because of his great motor and size. 

Listed at 6'1", 273 pounds, Upshaw is only going to get stronger in the NFL, and one team will be ecstatic once they draft him.  

Quinton Coples, DE, North Carolina 

Coples is a sure-fire first-round draft pick, and he greatly benefits from the fact that this year's defensive end class isn't as strong as recent years. 

This past season wasn't as good as he hoped for, which is why he dropped from the discussions of being a top draft pick. There's still a chance—albeit a small one—he lands in the Top 10, though. 

A dominant showing at the Senior Bowl will get people talking about Coples much more, which is always a good thing as we get closer and closer to the NFL draft. 

Melvin Ingram, DE, South Carolina 

The former South Carolina Gamecock thrives on getting after the quarterback, and he'll need to do it often at the Senior Bowl. 

Another lock for the first round, Ingram has the potential to sky rocket up draft boards with a great game, as well as showing off in pre-draft workouts. 

Ingram is likely to go in the late first round, but depending on team needs and his performance on Saturday, he could get drafted sooner. 

North Team Player With Most to Prove 

Running back Doug Martin checked in at the Senior Bowl at 5'9", 219 pounds. His size really hurts his draft stock, but he can make up for it with a great game on Saturday. 

Having played against weaker competition at Boise State, Martin has to show he can compete with the big boys of college football. 

The South team is loaded with skilled defenders, so an impressive performance by Martin will do wonders for his draft stock. 

South Team Player With Most to Prove 

Wide receiver Marquis Maze is a very skilled athlete, but his size is a crushing blow to his draft status. He was listed at 5'10", but when he arrived at the Senior Bowl, he measured in at 5'7", 184 pounds. 

His speed and agility are what will catch the eyes of NFL scouts, but his height is not ideal for an NFL wide receiver. 

Maze is a super return man, so he will need to make big plays at the Senior Bowl in order to make the scouts forget about his size.