International Bowl 2014: Rosters, Start Time, TV Schedule and More

The fifth annual International Bowl is set to kick off in Arlington, Texas and features more than 300 of the nation's top talents.

The highlight of the event are the six U.S. national teams set to compete against Canada teams, but the focal point will be on the U.S. under-19 national team, which features tomorrow's superstars at the collegiate level.

Believe the hype surrounding the contest—big names such as Tyrann Mathieu and Jameis Winston have played in the game in recent years.

Official rosters are out, and a few players in particular stand out as names to watch with the path to their collegiate careers just getting underway.

When: Friday, Feb. 7 at 8:30 p.m. ET

Where: Maverick Stadium at UT-Arlington, Austin, Texas

Watch: CBS Sports Network

Live Stream: USAFootball.com

Note: All info courtesy of bowl's official site unless otherwise noted. Prospect rankings based on composite numbers from 247Sports.

Rosters

Name	Position	High School	College
Kyle Berger	LB	St. Ignatius HS	Ohio State
Saeed Blacknall	WR	Manalapan HS	Rutgers
Jimmy Byrne	OL	St. Ignatius HS	Notre Dame
Alex Diamont	QB	Venice HS	Indiana
Deon Drake	LB	Cass Technical HS	Michigan State
Alin Edouard	QB	Hialeah Senior HS	Undecided
Avery Edwards	TE	Ravenscroft HS	North Carolina
Reilly Gibbons	OL	St. Petersburg Catholic HS	Miami
Marcus Green	DB	Cedar Hill HS	Oklahoma
TJ Harrell	DB	Tampa Catholic HS	Undecided
Jay Hayes	DL	Poly Prep Country Day HS	Notre Dame
Billy Hirschfeld	DL	Arrowhead HS	Wisconsin
Justin Jackson	RB	Glenbard North HS	Northwestern
Vincent Jackson	LB	Jesuit HS	Undecided
Jalen Jelks	DL	Desert Vista HS	Oregon
Anthony Jones	TE	Edna Karr HS	Louisiana Lafayette
Jarrett LaRubbio	OL	Lakota East HS	Kentucky
Trey Lealaimatafao	DL	Earl Warren HS	Texas
Lawrence Marshall	DL	Southfield HS	Michigan
Greer Martini	DL	Woodberry Forest HS	Notre Dame
James Mayden	WR	Sachse HS	Rice
Kalen McCain	DB	Hillside HS	North Carolina State
Tommy Mister	RB	St. Rita HS	Iowa State
Brent Morrow	OL	Ladue Horton Watkins HS	Undecided
Steven Moss	OL	Chancellor HS	Virginia
Samaje Perine	RB	Hendrickson HS	Oklahoma
Kamryn Pettway	RB	Prattville HS	Auburn
Harrison Phillips	DL	Millard West HS	Stanford
Jacob Pugh	LB	Godby HS	Florida State
Kendall Randolph	DB	Lincoln HS	Undecided
Dalton Risner	OL	Wiggins HS	Kansas State
Nick Ruffin	DB	St. Pius X Catholic HS	Auburn
Alonzo Saxton	DB	Bishop Hartley HS	Duke
Moral Stephens	WR	Taylor County HS	Undecided
Nile Sykes	LB	Montini Catholic HS	Undecided
Brady Taylor	OL	Bishop Ready HS	Virginia Tech
A'lique Terry	OL	Hialeah Senior HS	Undecided
Micah Thomas	DL	Vista Ridge HS	Arkansas State
Dylan Thompson	DL	Montini Catholic HS	Ohio State
Dareian Watkins	WR	Galion HS	Northwestern
Parrker Westphal	DB	Bolingbrook HS	Undecided
Tyler Wiegers	QB	Detroit Country Day	Rutgers
Juwann Winfree	WR	Dwight Morrow HS	Undecided
Renell Wren	DL	Lutheran North HS	Undecided
Isaiah Wynn	OL	Lakewood Senior HS	Georgia
Ishmael Zamora	WR	Alief Eslik HS	Baylor

Name	Position
Jonathan Arseneault	DL
Bill Aziz	DL
Lance Bashutsky	DB
Mathieu Betts	DL
David Blain	WR
Christophe Bouchard	DB
Mathieu Boutin	DB
Quinton Bowles	DL
Chris Brown-Fillion	LB
Jozua Côté	RB
Wade Leeroy Cyr	OL
Josh Dahl	DB
Vincent Desjardins	DL
Mason Dick	OL
Dante Djan	QB
Frédérik-Xavier Duhamel	OL
Trysten Dyce	WR
Gabriel Ferraro	K
Logan Fischer	RB
Troy Hansen	LB
Mitch Hillis	WR
Brett Hunchak	QB
Ed Ilnicki	RB
Jadon Johnson	DB
Cédric Joseph	RB
William Jouan-Ladouceur	DB
Karym Kartsonis	WR
Reyd Kessler	RB
Cole Klughart	OL
Tristian Koronkiewicz	DL
Pierre-Karl Lanctôt	OL
Jesse Lawson	OL
Dominic Lévesque	K
Cédric Lussier-Roy	LB
Evan Machibroda	DL
Ethan Makonzo	LB
Hergy Mayala	WR
Jayden McKoy	DB
Joe McQuay	OL
Garrett Meek	DL
Royce Metchie	DB
Edouard Montemiglio	RB
Louis-Mathieu Normandin	WR
Nick Parisotto	DB
Félix Pelletier	DL
Trivel Pinto	WR
Shane Richards	OL
Nathanael Rostek	LB

Team USA Players to Watch

Nick Ruffin, CB, Auburn

As far a defenders go, Nick Ruffin is a name fans will hear for quite some time.

Ruffin was the No. 10 overall cornerback in 247Sports' composite rankings and is set to take his talents to Auburn to provide immediate help in the secondary for the Tigers.

At 6'0.5" and 180 pounds, Ruffin has the size to come up and be a force in the run game and has the athleticism to stick with most receivers in coverage.

With Chris Davis headed to the NFL, Ruffin could very well be on his way to a starting gig for the Tigers. His journey starts now, and he is a name to watch thanks to his flashy plays not normally seen out of a defender.

Kyle Berger, OLB, Ohio State

Kyle Berger is another top-10 defender, as he was the No. 10 outside linebacker recruit at 247Sports before electing to take his talents to Ohio State.

Ohio State consistently churns out quality, pro-ready linebackers, so it should come as no surprise that the Cleveland native chose to stay local.

Berger is the definition of a playmaker at 6'3" and 215 pounds. He recorded 44 total tackles and 10 sacks in 2012 alone, which shows a strong ability to snuff out the run and to put pressure on quarterbacks.

A jack of all trades, fans should watch for Berger as he will likely be routinely flustering Canada's signal-callers.

Saeed Blacknall, WR, Penn State

Defensive stars abound, but the U.S. has some offensive firepower, too.

The No. 21-ranked wideout at 247 Sports, Saeed Blacknall is a prototypical NFL receiver. He stands at 6'3" and weighs 210 pounds, which he pairs with stellar 4.45 40-yard-dash speed to create a complete package sure to take the collegiate world by storm.

Blacknall brought in 40 receptions for 743 yards and 11 touchdowns in 2012. He does an outstanding job of using his body to beat defenders to the ball's highest point, which makes him an ideal red-zone target.

Expect Blacknall to have a massive game.