Blue-Grey All American Bowl Roster 2014: Top Prospects in Annual All-Star Game

Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Fla. will be the venue that features a collection of elite athletes on Jan. 11, but the Tampa Bay Buccaneers won't be in action.

The Bucs' home field is the site for the 2014 Blue-Grey All-American Bowl. The event is an annual all-star showcase for some of the top high school football talent in the United States.

The game is an invitation-only event with rosters featuring the standouts from the Blue-Grey Super Combines. The teams are divided geographically into North and South squads.

Here's a look at the full rosters for both teams, per BlueGreyFootball.com.

QUARTERBACKS	HT	WEIGHT	SCHOOL	STATE
RUNNING BACKS
WIDE RECEIVERS
DEFENSIVE BACKS
LINEBACKERS
TIGHT END
OFFENSIVE LINE
DEFENSIVE LINE
KICKER
Robert Webber	5’11″	170	Centennial	Calif.
Charles App	5’11″	183	Staten Island	N.Y.
Dee Killebrew	6’1″	184	Hopkinsville	Ky.
Jamal Williams	5’10″	200	Brockton	Ma.
Trevor Haines	5’10″	180	Miami Trace	Ohio
C.J. Buze	6’1″	180	Cactus Cobras	Ariz.
Shawn Doucette	6’2″	195	Mountain Ridge	Ariz.
R. Connor Shedeed	5’10″	180	Gretna	Neb.
Michiah Quick	6’0″	180	Central	Calif.
Chris Jones	6’3″	190	Dematha Catholic	Mo.
Vincent Camp	6’1″	175	Junipero Serra	Calif.
Devon Brewer	6’0″	175	Central	Calif.
Cameron Gilbert	6’3″	193	Watkins Memorial	Ohio
Troy Vincent	5’10″	185	Gilman School	Va.
Tanner Steward	5’11″	175	Mesa	Ariz.
Jojo McIntosh	6’1″	180	Chaminade	Calif.
Steven Saenz	5’10″	165	Sunnyside	Ariz.
Dakota Buss	6’0″	185	Beatrice	Neb.
Adrian Salazar	5’10″	185	Millennium	Ariz.
Dallas Thomas	6’4″	220	South Vermillion	Ind.
Anthony Danielson	5’11″	195	High Point	N.J.
Derek Method	6’4″	220	Tekamah-Herman	Neb.
Jake Becker	6’1″	190	Portsmouth	N.H.
Derrick McIntosh	6’2″	225	Western Brown	Ohio
Codie Zimmerman	5’11″	205	Central Dalphin	Pa.
Kyle Rich	6’3″	235	Newton North	Ma.
Alexander Fontana	6’3″	278	Kent	Ohio
Roger Bunce	6’4″	252	Eastern	Ohio
Ryan Wakstein	6’1″	265	Rahway	N.J.
Chase Williby	6’3″	272	Lincoln East	Neb.
Dylan Ferguson	6’2″	315	Bullitt East	Ky.
Timoci Raikadroka	6’2″	285	Wilcox	Calif.
Lex Sowards	6’3″	275	Ryle	Ky.
Thomas Reed	6’3″	200	Deer Park	N.Y.
Peter Read	63″	220	Lincoln Southeast	Neb.
Brandon Tennant	6’3″	220	Simi Valley	Calif
Anthony Hernandez	6’2″	230	Vintage	Calif.
Ben Johnston	6’4″	225	Redwood	Calif.
Nick Campbell	5’11″	263	Apollo	Ariz.
Carsen Alber	6’1″	260	Brookville	Ohio
Zachary Williams	6’2″	260	Immaculate Conception	Ohio
Tommy Craig	6’1″	245	Mercer County	Ky.
Tashon Smallwood	6’2″	293	Central	Calif.
Jack Gilliam	6’1″	255	Kingman	Ariz.
Trace Anderson	5’10″	160	Flagstaff	Ariz.

QUARTERBACKS		WEIGHT	SCHOOL	STATE
RUNNING BACKS
WIDE RECEIVERS
DEFENSIVE BACKS
LINEBACKERS
OFFENSIVE LINE
DEFENSIVE LINE
Dalton Sturm	6’2″	175	Goliad	Texas
Diondre Porter	6’1″	180	Jefferson	Fla.
Anthony Siciliano	5’11″	182	Winter Springs	Fla.
Colby Owens	6’1″	239	East Chapel Hill	N.C.
Markel Smith	5’11″	210	St. John Vianney	Mo.
Ricky Marshall	5’10″	190	Higley	Ariz.
Dalvin Warmack	5’9″	190	Blue Springs	Mo.
Keith Harrington	5’9″	174	Northeast	Fla
Justin Motlow	5’10″	190	Tampa Catholic	Fla.
Austin Proehl	5’10″	175	Providence	N.C.
Kaelin DeBoskie	5’9″	175	Salpointe Catholic	Ariz.
Luke Bayly	6’3″	215	Porter Ridge	N.C.
Miles Starks	5’11″	170	Andover	Kan.
Shawn Bane Jr.	6’0″	170	Sarasota	Fla
Cean Tukes Jr.	6’0″	165	San Pedro	Calif.
Zach Caudle	6’1″	185	Fairmont	N.C.
Jay Maduro	5’10″	170	Freedom	Fla.
John Battle Jr.	6’2″	185	Hallandale	Fla.
Koa Farmer	6’2″	200	Notre Dame	Calif.
Jamal Jones	5’11″	180	Creekview	Texas
Naijiel Hale	6’0″	180	Bosko	Calif.
Matthew Tackitt	5’11″	192	Lubbock	Texas
Tyler Wibbenmeyer	6’0″	185	Timberland	Mo.
Tre Watson	6’2″	230	Tampa Catholic	Fla.
Anthony Davis	5’11″	200	Chamberlain	Fla.
Zach Danielsen	6’0″	195	Porter Ridge	N.C.
Shawn Fitzsimonds	5’10″	200	Cox Mill	N.C.
Roddric Newton	5’11″	205	Wallace-Rose Hill	N.C.
Talvin Smith	6’1″	201	Lee’s Summit	Mo.
Jacob Brown	6’3″	190	Hondo	Texas
TIGHT END
Joseph Londre	6’3″	236	Pioneer	Calif.
Jack Ray	6’3″	265	Lone Star (Frisco)	Texas
Cory Dreger	6’3″	280	Legacy Christian Academy	Texas
Chase Bartle	6’3″	277	Rolla	Mo.
Dalton Miller	6’2″	260	Fort Osage	Mo.
Pranwab Chhettri	6’4″	270	Olathe Northwest	Kan.
Christian Graham	6’3″	270	Adrian R3	Mo.
Kenny Andrews	6’2″	260	Longview	Texas
Keyno Richardson	6’3″	330	South Dade	Fla.
Christian Pleasant	6’0″	240	JH Rose	N.C.
Jacob Harshberger	6’3″	235	Dodge City	Kan.
Kyle Delaney	6’5″	220	J.T. Hoggard	N.C.
Ethan Roth	6’1″	255	Conway Springs	Kan.
Geoffrey Leins	6’2″	265	Lake Norman	N.C.
Bradley Payne	6’3″	285	Cheney	Kan.
Zachary Washington	6’1″	280	Sunrise Mnt	Ariz.
Anthony Ryals	6’2″	270	Lake Minneola	Fla.
Roddric Newton	5’11″	205	Wallace-Rose Hill	N.C.
Talvin Smith	6’1″	201	Lee’s Summit	Mo.
Jacob Brown	6’3″	190	Hondo	Texas

Players to Watch

Dalton Sturm, QB - 6'2", 175 pounds - Goliad High School in Texas

As a solid overall athlete who also plays for Goliad's basketball team, Sturm has a chance to make a significant impact on the gridiron in this showcase.

From the looks of his highlight reel at Hudl.com, Sturm has good arm strength, speed and excellent escapability. 

He could be a tremendous playmaker given the opportunity on the next level.

Jamal Williams, RB - 5'10", 200 pounds - Brockton High School in Brockton, Mass.

With solid speed (4.3 seconds in the shuttle and 4.5 in the 40-yard dash) and good strength (bench pressed 185 pounds 21 times and 225 pounds 13 times), per Mass Prep Stars, Williams is an exciting prospect.

Per MaxPreps, Williams rushed for 646 yards on just 92 carries for the Brockton Boxers this past season.

If he can add just a bit more muscle to his frame, he could have a significant impact in college. Like all of the players, Williams participated in the Super Combine. He said this to Mass Prep Stars about his experience:

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That experience was the most mind blowing because I got to meet top prospects from all over the world and also compete against them.

There was a prospect dinner, media, Hall of Fame Tour and more. It just showed me that the work you put in will pay off if you stay disciplined and take full advantage of your opportunities.

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The director of Blue-Grey Football, Gus Bell, was impressed with Williams as a player and person. He broke down the criteria for selection to the game with Chris McDaniel of Enterprise News:

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We look at the combine scores and the game film to see how they perform in a game situation. Then we look at desire, their academics and character.

We liked the way he [Williams] performed at New England and he did even better at the Super Combine in Canton.

"

With Williams' game-breaking ability, he could be one of the game's stars on Saturday.

Keyno Richardson, OL - 6'3", 330 pounds - South Dade in Miami, Fla.

There will be few—if any—that can match the size and power of Richardson at the Blue-Grey game. Richardson is also a track and field athlete in the shot put, and has drawn some interest from the Miami Hurricanes, per 247 Sports.

When there is a prep star with the frame that Richardson has, it is especially intriguing to wonder about their impact in college.

Seeing how he fares against good competition in Tampa will go a long way in determining his ceiling.

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