Army All-American Bowl 2014: Date, TV Schedule, Rosters and More

The Army All-American Bowl is an annual event that brings together 90 of the nation's best high school football players in an East vs. West format to showcase the top players soon headed to the collegiate level.

Since its inception in 2000, the game has grown to the height of a national spectacle that collegiate fans flock to in order to see the future of the sport.

The 2014 edition will be no different in its preview of elite talent. The game features both players who have committed to a school and who have yet to decide, which adds even more intrigue to the mix.

When: Saturday, Jan. 4 at 1 p.m. ET

Where: Alamodome, San Antonio, Texas

Television: NBC

Note: All pertinent info courtesy of bowl's official website.

East Roster

Name.	Pos.	School	Location
Nick Allegretti	OL	Lincoln Way East High School	Frankfort, IL
Brian Allen	OL	Hinsdale Central High School	Hinsdale, IL
Bryson Allen-Williams	LB	Cedar Grove High School	Ellenwood, GA
Jesse Aniebonam	DL	Our Lady of Good Counsel High School	Olney, MD
Myles Autry	RB	Norcross High School	Norcross, GA
Dante Booker	LB	St. Vincent -St. Mary High School	Akron, OH
Nick Chubb	RB	Cedartown High School	Cedartown, GA
Khairi Clark	DL	Chaminade Madonna College Prep	Hollywood, FL
Mason Cole	OL	East Lake High School	Tarpon Springs, FL
Corbin Daly	PK	Ardrey Kell High School	Charlotte, NC
Shaquille Davidson	WR	Gaffney Senior High School	Gaffney, SC
Johnnie Dixon	WR	William T. Dwyer High School	Palm Beach Gardens, FL
Matthew Elam	DL	John Hardin High School	Elizabethtown , KY
Will Grier	QB	Davidson Day School	Davidson, NC
Shaun Hamilton	LB	Carver High School	Montgomery, AL
Treon Harris	DB	Booker T. Washington High School	Miami, FL
Caleb Henderson	QB	Lake Braddock Secondary School	Burke, VA
Jalyn Holmes	DL	Lake Taylor High School	Virginia Beach, VA
Elijah Hood	RB	Charlotte Catholic High School	Charlotte, NC
Jalen Hurd	RB	Beech High School	Hendersonville, TN
Demetrius Johnson	WR	Annapolis Area Christian School	Annapolis, MD
Marcelys Jones	OL	Glenville High School	Cleveland, OH
Freeman Jones	PK	Bunn High School	Bunn, NC
Jamil Kamara	WR	Bishop Sullivan Catholic High School	Virginia Beach, VA
Todd Kelly Jr.	DB	Webb School of Knoxville	Knoxville, TN
Demarre Kitt	WR	Sandy Creek High School	Tyrone, GA
Chris Lammons	DB	Plantation High School	Plantation, FL
Marshon Lattimore	WR	Glenville High School	Cleveland, OH
Joshua Malone	WR	Station Camp High School	Gallatin, TN
Sony Michel	RB	American Heritage School	Plantation, FL
Kevin Mouhon	LB	Norcross High School	Norcross, GA
Quenton Nelson	OL	Red Bank Catholic High School	Holmdel, NJ
Montae Nicholson	DB	Gateway High School	Monroeville, PA
Derrick Nnadi	DL	Ocean Lakes High School	Virginia Beach, VA
Jacob Park	QB	Stratford High School	Goose Creek, SC
Malkom Parrish	DB	Brooks County High School	Quitman, GA
Wyatt Pfeifer	OL	Buckeye Valley High School	Delaware, OH
Korie Rogers	LB	Buford High School	Buford, GA
Nick Ruffin	DB	St. Pius X Catholic School	Atlanta, GA
Curtis Samuel	DB	Erasmus Hall High School	Brooklyn, NY
Dante Sawyer	DL	North Gwinnett High School	Suwanee, GA
Artavis Scott	WR	East Lake High School	Tarpon Springs, FL
David Sharpe	OL	Providence High School	Jacksonville, FL
Elisha Shaw	DL	Tucker High School	Tucker, GA
Jordan Sims	OL	Homewood High School	Homewood, AL
Dyshon Sims	OL	Lowndes High School	Valdosta, GA
Erick Smith	DB	Glenville High School	Cleveland, OH
Bentley Spain	OL	Providence High School	Charlotte, NC
Donell Stanley	OL	Latta High School	Latta, SC
Kentavius Street	DL	Rose High School	Greenville, NC
Travonte Valentine	DL	Champagnat Catholic High School	Hialeah, FL
Nic Weishar	TE	Marist High School	Chicago, IL
Isaiah Wynn	OL	Lakewood High School	Saint Petersburg, FL
Richard Yeargin III	LB	University School	Fort Lauderdale, FL

East Player to Watch: Jamil Kamara, ATH

Fans should not let the athlete tag fool them—Jamil Kamara is a wide receiver through and through.

Per 247Sports, the 6'2", 211-pound prospect caught 110 passes for 2,150 yards and 33 touchdowns in two seasons.

The same source reports the 4-star wideout is set to make his decision as to where he will play college ball during the game. Virginia, Wisconsin and Pittsburgh are the finalists.

Not only will Kamara light up the scoreboard, he will make a decision that may alter the fortunes of several collegiate programs for years to come.

West Roster

Name	Position	School	Location
Kyle Allen	QB	Desert Mountain High School	Scottsdale, AZ
Mark Andrews	WR	Desert Mountain High School	Scottsdale, AZ
Budda Baker	DB	Bellevue High School	Bellevue, WA
Drew Barker	QB	Conner High School	Hebron, KY
Jalen Brown	WR	Mountain Pointe High School	Phoenix, AZ
D.J. Calhoun	LB	El Cerrito Senior High School	El Cerrito, CA
KD Cannon	WR	Mount Pleasant High School	Mt.Pleasant, TX
Tanner Carew	OL	Damien High School	La Verne, CA
Terrell Cuney	OL	Jasper High School	Jasper, TX
Natrell Curtis	OL	Mountain Pointe High School	Phoenix, AZ
Bryce Dixon	TE	St. Bonaventure High School	Ventura, CA
Devante Downs	LB	Mountlake Terrace High School	Mountlake Terrace, WA
Josh Frazier	DL	Har-Ber High School	Springdale, AR
Royce Freeman	RB	Imperial High School	Imperial, CA
Clifton Garrett	LB	Planfield South High School	Plainfield, IL
Jaden Gault	OL	Monona Grove High School	Monona , WI
Davon Godchaux	DL	Plaquemine Senior High School	Plaquemine, LA
Naijiel Hale	DB	St. John Bosco High School	Bellflower, CA
Davion Hall	DB	Liberty- Eylau High School	Texarkana, TX
C.J. Hampton	DB	Meridian High School	Meridian, MS
Nick Harvey	DB	Travis High School	Houston, TX
Clayton Hatfield	PK	Champion High School	Boerne, TX
Jerrod Heard	QB	Guyer High School	Denton, TX
Connor Humphreys	DL	Central Catholic High School	Portland, OR
Frank Iheanacho	WR	Westside High School	Houston, TX
Bijhon Jackson	DL	El Dorado High Scuool	El Dorado, AR
Demetrius Knox	OL	All Saints Episcopal School	Fort Worth, TX
Allen Lazard	WR	Urbandale High School	Urbandale, IA
Trey Lealaimatafao	DL	Earl Warren High School	San Antonio, TX
Nifae Lealao	DL	Captial Christian School	Sacramento, CA
Toa Lobendahn	OL	La Habra High School	La Habra, CA
Damien Mama	OL	St. John Bosco High School	Bellflower, CA
Connor Mayes	OL	Van Alstyne High School	Van Alstyne, TX
Christian McCaffrey	ATH	Valor Christian High School	Castle Rock, CO
Malik McDowell	DL	Southfield High School	Detroit, MI
Joe Mixon	RB	Freedom High School	Oakley, CA
Nyles Morgan	LB	Crete-Monee High School	Crete, IL
Markell Pack	WR	Purvis High School	Purvis, MS
Edward Paris Jr	DB	Timberview High School	Arlington, TX
Trey Quinn	WR	Barbe High School	Lake Charles, LA
Austin Roberts	WR	Carmel High School	Carmel, IN
Zachary Schmid	PK	Francis Parker High School	San Diego, CA
Brandon Simmons	DB	Timberview High School	Arlington, TX
Nathan Starks	RB	Cherry Creek High School	Greenwood Village, CO
Viane Talamaivao	OL	Centennial High School	Corona, CA
Ainuu Taua	DL	Lompoc Senior High School	Lompoc, CA
Sione Teuhema	DL	Keller High School	Keller, TX
Solomon Thomas	DL	Coppell High School	Coppell, TX
Jaleel Wadood	DB	St. John Bosco High School	Bellflower, CA
Brian Wallace	OL	Christian Brothers College High School	St. Louis, MO
Damon Webb	DB	Cass Technical High School	Detroit, MI
Zach Whitley	LB	North Shore Senior High School	Houston, TX
Dwight Williams	LB	Junipero Serra High School	Gardena, CA
Kenny Young	LB	John Curtis Christian High School	River Ridge, LA

West Player to Watch: Nyles Morgan, LB

Nyles Morgan is arguably the nation's top linebacker. He tallied 342 total tackles and 10 sacks in three years, per 247Sports. He was a 2014 All-American selection by 247Sports and named to the 2013 first-team All-USA by USA Today.

Morgan is one of several players who has yet to choose where he will play collegiate ball, but will make his highly anticipated decision during the bowl, according to 247Sports.

The final contestants for Morgan's services are Vanderbilt and Notre Dame. Outside of a general interest in seeing a stud linebacker of the future play, fans of those teams will have much more on the line.

Prediction

The prestige of this game can be a tad overwhelming for fans and players alike. MVPs of the contest have included Vince Young, DeSean Jackson, Chris Wells, Tajh Boyd and Terrelle Pryor—to name a few.

While it is tough to tell which team packs more star power capable of putting their team ahead, history does not help, either. The East leads the all-time series, 7-6.

Offense will win the day here. Quarterback Jacob Park out of the East is arguably the most talented player of all and will have elite weapons like Jamil Kamara to throw to all day. That will be enough to give the East its second consecutive victory.

Prediction: East 24, West 17