Under Armour All-American Game 2015 Roster: Full List of Recruits

The Under Armour All-America Game represents the last chance many high school players will have to showcase their talent before moving on to the next level. Some have already made their college choice, while others remain undecided with national signing day looming.

Probably the most interesting aspect of the game is getting a chance to see how the players perform against other coveted prospects. Most of them come from areas where they are one of a small group of elite recruits. Now they are on the field with a bunch of them.

In the end, some players will shine far more than others, but the overall impact on their long-term outlook will be minimally impacted. So let's check out the rosters for both squads, along with a closer look at a couple players to watch on Friday.

White Team Roster

No.	Player	Position
1	Jarrett Stidham	QB
1	Roquan Smith	OLB
2	Shawn Burgess-Becker	S
2	Calvin Ridley	WR
3	Deondre Francois	QB
3	Deionte Thompson	S
4	Terry Godwin	WR
5	Leo Lewis	ILB
5	Da'Vante Phillips	WR
6	Derwin James	S
6	Equanimeous St. Brown	WR
7	Anthony Wheeler	ILB
8	Blake Barnett	QB
8	Iman Marshall	CB
9	Jonathan Ledbetter	DT
9	Kai Locksley	WR
10	Ray-Ray McCloud III	RB
11	George Campbell	WR
11	Kendall Sheffield	CB
12	Brian Cole	S
13	Daylon Charlot	WR
15	John Burt	WR
16	Marcus Lewis	CB
17	Arden Key	DE
18	Breiden Fehoko	DT
19	Justin Yoon	K
22	Jahvoni Simmons	ILB
23	Darrell Williams	OLB
24	Shaun Crawford	CB
24	Ronald Jones II	RB
34	Damien Harris	RB
38	Drew Galitz	P
42	Christian Wilkins	DT
44	Garrett Williams	TE-H
46	Malik Jefferson	OLB
51	Brandon Kennedy	OG
53	Matt Keller	LS
55	Christian Pellage	OT
59	Joshua Wariboko	OG
63	Keenan Walker	OT
66	Toby Weathersby	OG
70	Tim Settle	DT
72	Abdul Bello	OT
74	Richie Petitbon	OG
75	Drew Richmond	OT
76	Lester Cotton	OG
78	Tommy Hatton	OC
79	Terry Beckner Jr.	DE
83	Hale Hentges	TE-Y
90	Sterling Johnson	DE
95	Shameik Blackshear	DE
98	Clelin Ferrell	DE
99	Byron Cowart	DE

Black Team Roster

No.	Player	Position
1	Kerryon Johnson	S
1	Kyler Murray	QB
2	Soso Jamabo	RB
2	Rashad Roundtree	S
3	DeShon Elliott	S
3	Josh Rosen	QB
4	Micah Abernathy	CB
4	Alex Ofodile	WR
5	Nick Brossette	RB
5	Jordan Colbert	OLB
6	Jacques Patrick	RB
6	Adonis Thomas	OLB
7	Kevin Toliver II	CB
7	Brandon Wimbush	QB
8	Tyler Petite	TE-Y
9	De'Andre Johnson	QB
9	Josh Sweat	DE
10	Chris Clark	TE-Y
10	John Houston Jr.	ILB
11	Jeffery Holland	OLB
11	Preston Williams	WR
12	Eric Glover-Williams	CB
12	Christian Kirk	WR
13	Tyron Johnson	WR
14	Brandon Martin	WR
14	Garrett Taylor	CB
15	Richard McBryde	OLB
16	Jashon Cornell	DE
17	Te'Von Coney	OLB
18	DaMarkus Lodge	WR
21	Cordell Broadus	WR
21	Minkah Fitzpatrick	CB
22	Louie Zervos	K
23	D'Anfernee McGriff	S
28	Joshua McMillon	ILB
30	Paul Lucas	WR
31	Jordan Butler	LS
34	Daylon Mack	DT
37	Austin Seibert	P
42	Adam McLean	DT
43	Jalen Dalton	DE
52	Ryan Bates	OT
56	Marques Ford	DE
58	Andrew Butcher	DE
64	Fred Ulu-Perry	OG
65	Brian Chaffin	OC
67	Bailey Sharp	OT
71	Tyler Jordan	OG
72	Sterling Jenkins	OT
73	Kendrick Norton	OG
75	Jack Jones	OT
76	Maea Teuhema	OG
77	Jalin Barnett	OG
83	Kyle Penniston	TE-Y
90	Shy Tuttle	DT
94	Daron Payne	DT
99	Canton Kaumatule	DE

Top Players to Watch

White Team: Terry Beckner Jr. (DE)

Beckner is one of the most coveted recruits in the country. In an era when getting after the opposing quarterback is more important than ever, he possesses all the tools to become a terror off the edge. It's highlighted by his rare combination of ideal size and outstanding short-area quickness.

The East St. Louis Senior High School product is a 5-star prospect who rates inside the top 20 overall nationally, according to 247Sports' composite rankings. He also checks in as one of the top defensive ends in the Class of 2015 and the top talent coming out of Illinois.

Aside from the natural ability, he's also grown as a leader. It's something he talked about with Josh Helmholdt of Rivals back in September:

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You can't just talk and tell them what to do. They are going to feed off what you do. If you are playing hard and you are playing fast, the people who follow you are going to do the same.

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He's the type of player who will be interesting to watch based on the aforementioned talent gap. He's stood out at the high school level, but will he be able to maintain those dominant stretches against some of the best linemen in the class?

One thing all college football fans know is that incredible talent doesn't always translate into on-field success. Even if everything points toward a player being a star in the future, as it seemingly does for Beckner, there are no guarantees.

The Under Armour All-America Game is a chance for him to begin the process of proving he's the real deal and worth the hype.

Black Team: Kyler Murray (QB)

Quarterbacks are always a little more difficult to judge based on these games. The position is based a lot on timing and finding a rhythm with receivers. But Murray is a dual-threat option who brings a lot more to the table than standing in the pocket and delivering strikes.

The Texas A&M commit is another 5-star prospect, based on 247Sports' composite rankings. He's also among the top five in both dual-threat quarterbacks and Texas recruits for the Class of 2015. Once again, plenty of high praise, just like Beckner.

Mike Farrell of Rivals notes there may be a change on the horizon for him, too:

The one concern with Murray is his size. He checks in at 5'10, 180 pounds. Whether he'll take any serious punishment in this type of atmosphere is always a question mark, but the thing he must prove over the long haul is that he can take some licks and keep playing at a high level.

For now, it will be interesting to see how quickly he decides to tuck the ball and run. Given the nature of the game, that is likely to happen quite frequently. But he's also shown some solid passing skills. He must stand tall in the face of pressure and throw some darts, too.

Expect to see a little bit of everything from Murray on Friday.