Army All-American Bowl 2015: Date, TV Schedule, Rosters and More

For the college football fans experiencing withdrawal as the season comes to a close, the 2015 Army All-American Bowl will feature the brightest high school prospects as they prepare to join the top programs in the nation.

The game features 90 of the nation's best high school players in an East vs. West format. In the past, the matchup has featured some of the biggest names in the NFL, including LeSean McCoy, Andrew Luck and Adrian Peterson, among others.

Here is all the vital viewing information for the 2015 Army All-American Bowl, the full rosters for both teams and a quick preview of the matchup.

Where: Alamodome, San Antonio, Texas

When: Saturday, January 3

Start Time: 1 p.m. ET

Watch: NBC

Live Stream: NBC Live Extra

East Players	Position	High School	Location
West Players	Position	High School	Location
Kareem Ali	DB	Timber Creek High School	Pennsauken, N.J.
Jerome Baker	DB	Benedictine High School	Cleveland, Ohio
Deandre Baker	DB	Miami Northwestern High School	Miami, Fla.
Rodrigo Blankenship	PK	Sprayberry High School	Marietta, Ga.
Calvin Brewton	DB	Miami Central High School	Miami, Fla.
Mekhi Brown	DL	Carver High School	Columbus, Ga.
Matthew Burrell	OL	C.D. Hylton High School	Woodbridge, Va.
Lawrence Cager	WR	Calvert Hall College High School	Baltimore, Md.
Deon Cain	WR	Tampa Bay Technical High School	Tampa, FL
Devonaire Clarington	TE	Booker T Washington	Miami, Fla.
Chandler Cox	RB	Apopka High School	Apopka, Fla.
Jordan Cronkrite	ATH	Westminster Christian School	Miami, Fla.
Sam Darnold	QB	San Clemente High School	Capistrano Beach, Calif.
Ricky DeBerry	LB	Atlee High School	Glen Allen, Va.
Chuma Edoga	OL	McEachern High School	Hiram, Ga.
Blake Ferguson	LS	Buford High School	Buford, Ga.
Mark Fields	DB	William Amos Hough High School	Cornelius, N.C.
Desherrius Flowers	RB	Vigor High School	Whistler, Ala.
Johnny Frasier	RB	Princeton High School	Princeton, N.C.
Neville Gallimore	DL	Canada Prep Football Academy	St. Catharines, Ontario
Torrance Gibson	QB	American Heritage High School	Miami Gardens, Fla.
Taj Griffin	RB	McEachern High School	Powder Springs, Ga.
Justin Hilliard	LB	St. Xavier High School	Liberty Township, Ohio
Albert Huggins	DL	Orangeburg-Wilkinson High School	Orangeburg, S.C.
Mitch Hyatt	OL	North Gwinnett High School	Sugar Hill, Ga.
Tim Irvin	DB	Westminster Christian School	Miami, Fla.
Martez Ivey	OL	Apopka High School	Apopka, Fla.
CeCe Jefferson	DL	Baker County High School	Macclenny, Fla.
Van Jefferson	WR	Ravenwood High School	Brentwood, Tenn.
Juwan Johnson	WR	Glassboro High School	Glassboro, N.J.
Jaquan Johnson	DB	Miami Killian High School	Palmetto Bay, Fla.
Jaason Lewis	ATH	Ocean Lakes High School	Virginia Beach, Va.
Drew Lock	QB	Lee's Summitt High School	Lee's Summit, Mo.
Sh'Mar Kilby-Lane	LB	Hallandale High School	West Park, Fla.
Kaleb Kim	OL	Mill Creek High School	Buford, Ga.
Tarvarus McFadden	DB	American Heritage High School	Sunrise, Fla.
Rico McGraw	DB	Ensworth School	Antioch, Tenn.
Natrez Patrick	DL	Mays High School	Atlanta, Ga.
Kyle Phillips	DL	Hillsboro High School	Nashville, Tenn.
Isaiah Prince	OL	Eleanor Roosevelt High School	Lanham, Md.
T.J. Rahming	WR	McEachern High School	Powder Springs, Ga.
John Reid	DB	St. Joseph's Prep School	Mount Laurel, N.J.
Jordan Scarlett	RB	Saint Thomas Aquinas School	Sunrise, Fla.
Darius Slayton	WR	Greater Atlanta Christian School	Norcross, Ga.
Chad Smith	LB	Dominion High School	Sterling, Va.
Trent Thompson	DL	Westover Comprehensive High School	Albany, Ga.
Tommy Townsend	P	Boone High School	Orlando, Fla.
D'Andre Walker	DL	Langston Hughes High School	Riverdale, Ga.
Dallas Warmack	OL	Mays High School	Atlanta, Ga.
Chris Warren	RB	Rockwall High School	Rockwall, Texas
Michael Weber	RB	Cass Technical High School	Detroit, Mich.
Brady White	QB	Hart High School	Stevenson Ranch, Calif.
Joseph Wicker	DL	Long Beach Polytechnical High School	Long Beach, Calif.
Travis Waller	QB	Servite High School	Fullerton, Calif.
Chidi Valentine-Okeke	OL	Faith Baptist Christian Academy North	Decatur, Ga.
Josh Barajas	LB	Andrean High School	Valparaiso, Ind.
Asmar Bilal	LB	Ben Davis High School	Indianapolis, Ind.
Jay Bradford	RB	Splendora High School	Splendora, Texas
Jacob Daniel	DL	Clovis North High School	Fresno, Calif.
Jerry Tillery	OL	Evangel Christian Academy	Shreveport, La.
Ricky Town	QB	St. Bonaventure High School	Thousand Oaks, Calif.
Malik Dear	WR	Murrah High School	Jackson, Miss.
Derrick Dillon	WR	Pine High School	Franklinton, La.
Trevor Elbert	OL	Rockwall-Heath High School	Heath, Texas
Nicco Fertitta	DB	Bishop Gorman High School	Las Vegas, Nev.
Rasheem Green	DL	Junipero Serra High School	Los Angeles, Calif.
Derrius Guice	RB	Catholic High School	Baton Rouge, La.
Porter Gustin	LB	Salem Hills High School	Elk Ridge, Utah
K.J. Hill	WR	North Little Rock High School	North Little Rock, Ark.
Tristen Hoge	OL	Highland High School	Pocatello, Idaho
Dechaun Holiday	DB	Mission Hills High School	San Marcos, Calif.
Ben Humphreys	LB	Mater Dei High School	Newport Beach, Calif.
Trent Irwin	WR	Hart High School	Valencia, Calif.
Donte Jackson	DB	Riverdale High School	Metairie, La.
Blake Johnson	P	Los Alamitos High School	Long Beach, Calif.
Aliz'e Jones	TE	Bishop Gorman High School	Las Vegas, Nev.
Dre'Mont Jones	DL	St. Ignatius High School	Cleveland, Ohio
Darrin Kirkland Jr.	LB	Lawrence Central High School	Indianapolis, Ind.
Isaiah Langley	DB	Foothill High School	Hayward, Calif.
Xavier Lewis	DB	East St. John High School	Laplace, La.
James Lockhart	DL	Ennis High School	Ennis, Texas
Keisean Lucier-South	DL	Orange Lutheran High School	Orange, Calif.
Blake Lynch	WR	Gilmer High School	Gilmer, Texas
Osa Masina	LB	Brighton High School	Salt Lake City, Utah
Liam McCullough	LS	Worthington Kilbourne High School	Columbus, Ohio
Kahlil McKenzie	DL	Clayton Valley Charter High School	Walnut Creek, Calif.
Stanley Norman	DB	Junipero Serra High School	Los Angeles, Calif.
Zach Okun	OL	Newbury Park High School	Newbury Park, Calif.
Javon Patterson	OL	Petal High School	Petal, Miss.
Jamal Peters	DB	Bassfield High School	Carson, Miss.
Henry Roberts	OL	Bellevue High School	Bellevue, Wash.
Kevin Robledo	PK	Westlake High School	Canoga Park, Calif.
Ykili Ross	WR	Riverside Polytech High School	Riverside, Calif.
Christian Rector	DL	Loyola High School	South Pasadena, Calif.
Keaton Sutherland	OL	Marcus High School	Flower Mound, Texas
Marvell Tell	DB	Crespi Carmelite High School	Pasadena, Calif.

Quick Breakdown of the 2015 Army All-American Bowl

College football fans will be watching this year’s Army All-American Bowl to see which players will break out and become stars at the collegiate level and, eventually, in the NFL.

Certain fans are backing top programs and the prospects who have already committed, but no schools have more possible players than Ohio State (seven), Georgia (six) and USC (six), according to Barton Simmons of 247Sports.

Many football fans are excited about seeing their favorite schools' top prospects in action, and Aaron Michael Sortal of WAHS News shared the joy of being on the ground in San Antonio for the game:

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Got my press pass!! All checked in at the U.S. Army All-American Bowl @ Grand Hyatt San Antonio http://t.co/HX9yvtwFd0

— Aaron Michael Sortal (@sortalfilms) December 31, 2014"

East head coach Gabe Infante, of St. Joseph's Preparatory School in Philadelphia, told Larry Blustein of the Miami Herald about the honor of coaching this team, saying, “I am honored to be selected to represent our school and community in the 2015 U.S. Army All-American Bowl and to be a part of the incredible tradition the game has established.”

Two players fans should be watching for are offensive tackle Martez Ivey of Florida and defensive tackle Trent Thompson of Georgia. Both top stars will play for the East on Saturday.

Ivey is considering both Florida and Auburn as possible landing spots and is currently the No. 1 player in the 247Sports composite rankings. On the other hand, Thompson has already committed to the Georgia Bulldogs and is currently the No. 2 overall prospect in those rankings.

For fans who need a little more incentive to watch the game, Adidas has created uniforms for the East and the West that are unique and stylish.

With the best prospects in the nation making names for themselves on the national broadcast, via NBC, college football fans will be treated to one of the most intriguing events of the year.

Predicted Final Score: East 33, West 30