Under Armour All-American Game 2014: Date, TV Schedule, Rosters and More

The Under Armour All-American Game has turned into a great showcase for high school prospects before they head off to college, and this year should be no exception.

With top players like Leonard Fournette, Da’Shawn Hand and Jabrill Peppers suiting up for the game, there’s no doubt that it will be worth watching once more.

No matter whether these top prospects are already committed or have yet to pick a school, it’ll be thoroughly intriguing to watch them play against their peers.

Here’s all you need to know about the game, including the date, TV schedule, team rosters and some uncommitted players to watch.

Date: Thursday, Jan. 2

Time: 4 p.m. ET

Where: Tropicana Field, St. Petersburg, Fla. 

TV: ESPN

Live Stream: WatchESPN

Rosters

Team Highlight

Player	Position	247 Composite Ranking	College
Leonard Fournette	RB	1	Undecided
Cameron Robinson	OT	3	Alabama
Andrew Brown	DT	6	Virginia
Myles Garrett	DE	10	Texas A&M
Adoree' Jackson	CB	7	Undecided
Speedy Noil	WR	11	Undecided
Marlon Humphrey	CB	5	Undecided
Quin Blanding	S	8	Virginia
Deshaun Watson	QB	45	Clemson
Jalen Tabor	CB	24	Undecided
Bo Scarbrough	ATH	23	Alabama
Damian Prince	OT	25	Undecided
Lorenzo Featherston	DE	183	Undecided
Gerald Willis III	DT	21	Undecided
Racean Thomas	RB	17	Auburn
Kain Daub	ILB	55	Florida State
John Smith	ATH	13	Undecided
Kalvaraz Bessent	CB	77	Alabama
David Cornwell	QB	65	Alabama
Casey Tucker	OT	79	Undecided
Ross Pierschbacher	OT	58	Alabama
Christian Miller	OLB	34	Alabama
Brandon Harris	QB	80	LSU
Travis Rudolph	WR	69	Undecided
Cameron Sims	WR	100	Alabama
DeAndre Thompkins	WR	209	Penn State
Jamarco Jones	OT	60	Ohio State
Stephen Roberts	CB	147	Auburn
Tyler Luatua	TE	245	Notre Dame
Tre Williams	ILB	33	Auburn
Derick Roberson	DE	67	Texas
Rashaan Evans	OLB	41	Undecided
Thomas Holley	DT	89	Penn State
Dylan Sumner-Gardner	S	83	Texas A&M
Garrett Brumfield	OG	105	LSU
Jacob Pugh	OLB	66	Florida State
Michael O'Connor	QB	254	Penn State
Chris Godwin	WR	179	Penn State
Jacory Washington	TE	208	LSU
Dexter Wideman	DT	158	Florida State
Joshua Casher	OC	287	Alabama
JC Hassenhauer	OC	167	Alabama
Jermaine Roberts	CB	368	Texas
O.J. Smith	DT	412	Alabama
Tanner Farmer	OG	407	Nebraska
Melvin Keihn	OLB	415	Virginia Tech
Adam Centers	K	NR	Undecided
Jake Hartbarger	P	977	Michigan State
Wesley Horky	LS	2195	Undecided

Team Nitro

Player	Position	247 Composite Ranking	College
Jabrill Peppers	ATH	2	Michigan
Da'Shawn Hand	DE	4	Alabama
Tony Brown	CB	9	Undecided
Raekwon McMillan	ILB	20	Ohio State
Lorenzo Carter	DE	14	Undecided
Keller Chryst	QB	32	Stanford
Joseph Yearby	RB	47	Miami
Dalvin Cook	RB	12	Florida
Laurence Jones	S	49	Alabama
Jamal Adams	S	27	Undecided
Lamont Gaillard	DT	88	Georgia
Malachi Dupre	WR	16	Undecided
Ermon Lane	WR	26	Florida
Arrion Springs	CB	62	Oregon
Kc McDermott	OT	35	Miami
Roderick Taylor	OG	48	Ole Miss
Alex Bars	OT	85	Notre Dame
Chad Thomas	DE	38	Miami
J.C. Jackson	WR	121	Florida
Bryan Mone	DT	81	Michigan
Nick Watkins	CB	138	Notre Dame
Andy Bauer	OT	99	Missouri
Drake Harris	WR	63	Michigan
Kevin Crosby	TE	261	South Carolina
Corey Holmes	WR	186	Notre Dame
Jeb Blazevich	TE	170	Georgia
Ronnie Clark	OLB	73	Alabama
Justice Hansen	QB	151	Oklahoma
Dillon Bates	OLB	97	Tennessee
Edwin Freeman	OLB	150	Undecided
Garrald McDowell	DE	204	Ole Miss
Andrew Trumbetti	DE	135	Notre Dame
Trevor Darling	OT	95	Miami
Braden Smith	OG	64	Undecided
Juwann Bushell-Beaty	OT	311	Michigan
Michael Ferns	ILB	161	Michigan
Jesse Jackson	WR	360	Mississippi State
Wilton Speight	QB	358	Michigan
Jeff Jones	RB	111	Minnesota
Dontavius Russell	DT	145	Auburn
Quincy Wilson	S	315	Florida
Jacob Bragg	OC	776	Kansas
Braxton Berrios	WR	391	Miami
Alec Eberle	OC	451	Florida State
Morgan Mahalak	QB	224	Oregon
Isaiah McKenzie	WR	450	Undecided
Sam Mustipher	OG	229	Notre Dame
Will Ulmer	QB	436	Maryland
Jared Wangler	S	808	Michigan
Aaron Medley	K	1209	Tennessee
Gary Wunderlich	K	1187	Ole Miss
Nick Reinhardt	LS	NR	Undecided

Uncommitted Players to Watch 

Speedy Noil

With one of the most appropriate names of any college prospect, Noil will be a fun player to watch for Team Highlight.

Noil boasts excellent speed, running a 4.40 40-yard dash, and his highlight video clearly shows how dangerous he can be on the outside.

He’ll be working against good competition in guys like Jabrill Peppers and Tony Brown, but he could still have a big game in this one.

The question that’s on everyone’s mind, however, is where Noil will commit. He’s deciding between the hometown LSU Tigers and Texas A&M Aggies. He’ll announce his decision at the game, according to Deathvalleyvoice.com.

“I made my decision about a week ago,” Noil told Geaux 247. “I looked into the schools a lot, and I talked to my mom and she said choose what’s best for me. I just made the decision on my own, and nobody knows yet, not even my mother or my family. I’ll tell her when she gets down here for my decision.”

No matter where he ends up committing, Noil will be electric in the Under Armour matchup.

Adoree’ Jackson

A 5-star cornerback from California, Jackson will have his hands full in this game, but he should still put on a show.

Receivers like Malachi Dupre and Ermon Lane will be tough to defend, but as his highlights show, he’s up to the test.

He’s currently considering a variety of schools, with the hometown USC Trojans and Florida Gators thought of as the leaders in the clubhouse for his services.

However, he hasn’t visited either school officially, meaning that things are still up in the air. Tennessee, Florida State and LSU are all in the hunt for him as well.

Leonard Fournette

It’s impossible to discuss the All-American game without mentioning the nation’s top recruit, via 247 Sports' composite rankings, in 5-star running back Fournette.

He may be facing some stiff competition on defense, but his blend of speed and power make it evident that he’ll have no trouble in keeping up with the other players.

Fournette also plans to announce his decision at the game according to NOLA.com’s James Smith. Alabama is pursuing him fiercely, but it will likely be the local Tigers who earn his services, as Smith explains.

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LSU is in a heated battle with Alabama for Fournette's services. During a recent video interview at the NOLA.com studios, Fournette spoke of his desire to play linebacker in college, which only added to the intrigue because the Crimson Tide has spoken with him about that exact possibility. The need at the running back position is great for the Tigers, while Bama already has a full backfield.

LSU running backs coach and recruiting coordinator Frank Wilson has forged a strong bond with Fournette and his family. The Tigers have made their pitch about Fournette being the face of the program and immediate playing time en route to the NFL. It may take an act of Congress to pry Fournette from LSU's grasp.

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He’ll be a treat to watch in this game and should give LSU or Alabama a very solid idea of what they’re getting.

With top-flight prospects like Fournette, Jackson and Noil, the game should be well worth watching.

The event has hosted plenty of NFL draft picks in its short history, and this year should be no exception.

Recruiting information via 247 Sports unless otherwise noted.