Under Armour All-American Game Roster 2015: Complete Look at Each Team

After a couple days full of scintillating bowl games, there's no better time to take a look at the next generation of college football's stars. 

Many of the players featured in Friday's Under Armour All-American Game will be household names by November. Leonard Fournette and Dalvin Cook were in St. Petersburg a year ago, while studs like A.J. Green, Julio Jones, Landon Collins and Jameis Winston have previously entered the national spotlight at the entertaining exhibition. 

With top recruits from Alabama, Oregon, Florida State and all of the country's other powerhouse programs, there is no shortage of young players capable of putting on a show and becoming the next big thing.  

Here's a look at everything you need to know, as well as each team's complete roster. 

Date: Friday, Jan. 2

Time: 4 p.m. ET

Location: Tropicana Field, St. Petersburg, Florida 

TV: ESPN2

Live Stream: WatchESPN

White Team (Highlight)

Position	Player
QB	Blake Barnett
QB	Jarrett Stidham
QB	Deondre Francois
RB	Damien Harris
RB	Ronald Jones
WR	George Campbell
WR	Calvin Ridley
WR	Terry Godwin
WR	Da'Vante Phillips
WR	Equanimeous St. Brown
WR	Daylon Charlot
WR	Ray-Ray McCloud III
WR	John Burt
TE	Hale Hentges
TE	Garrett Williams
OT	Keenan Walker
OT	Drew Richmond
OT	Abdul Bello
OT	Christian Pellage
G	Lester Cotton
G	Brandon Kennedy
G	Richie Petitbon
G	Toby Weathersby
G	Joshua Wariboko
C	Tommy Hatton
DE	Byron Cowart
DE	Arden Key
DE	Sterling Johnson
DE	Clelin Ferrell
DE	Shameik Blackshear
DT	Terry Beckner Jr.
DT	Tim Settle
DT	Breiden Fehoko
DT	Jonathan Ledbetter
DT	Christian Wilkins
LB	Roquan Smith
LB	Malik Jefferson
LB	Leo Lewis
LB	Anthony Wheeler
LB	Jahvoni Simmons
LB	Darrell Williams
CB	Brian Cole
CB	Iman Marshall
CB	Kendall Sheffield
S	Shawn Burgess-Becker
S	Derwin James Jr.
S	Marcus Lewis
S	Deionte Thompson
K/P	Justin Yoon
K/P	Drew Galitz
LS	Matt Keller

There is never just one player to watch in an All-Star game of this nature, but Byron Cowart has done a pretty good job of vaulting himself to the top of the list. 

Plays like this, via Rivals' Mike Farrell, are the reason why:

That is the stuff nightmares—or dreams, if you're on his team—are made of. Cowart, a 5-star defensive end out of Florida, has an impressive blend of size (6'4", 250 lbs) and speed. But when you throw in that kind of explosion and violent hand action, he becomes virtually impossible to block one-on-one. 

Another one to pay attention to on this defense is Iman Marshall. The top-ranked conerback, per 247Sports' composite rankings, has also enjoyed an impressive week of practice:

A tremendous athlete who has already shown elite coverage skills, Marshall is a good bet to come down with an interception on Friday. 

Black Team (Armour)

Position	Player
QB	Kyler Murray
QB	Josh Rosen
QB	Brandon Wimbush
RB	Sotonye Jamabo
RB	Jacques Patrick
RB	Nicholas Brossette
WR	Tyron Johnson
WR	Christian Kirk
WR	Preston Williams
WR	DaMarkus Lodge
WR	Alex Ofodile
WR	Cordell Broadus
WR	Brandon Martin
WR	Paul Lucas
TE	Chris Clark
TE	Kyle Pennison
TE	Tyler Petite
OT	Sterling Jenkins
OT	Ryan Bates
OT	Jack Jones
OT	Bailey Sharp
G	Jalin Barnett
G	Fred Ulu-Perry Jr.
G	Maea Teuhema
G	Kendrick Norton
G	Tyler Jordan
C	Brian Chaffin
DE	Josh Sweat
DE	Jashon Cornell
DE	Canton Kaumatule
DE	Andrew Butcher
DE	Jalen Dalton
DT	Daylon Mack
DT	Shy Tuttle
DT	Daron Payne
DT	Adam McLean
LB	Jeffery Holland
LB	Adonis Thomas
LB	Richard McBryde
LB	John Houston Jr.
LB	Jordan Colbert
LB	Joshua McMillon
CB	Micah Abernathy
CB	Minkah Fitzpatrick
CB	Eric Glover-Williams
CB	Garrett Taylor
CB	Kevin Toliver II
S	DeShon Elliott
S	Kerryon Johnson
S	D'Anfernee McGriff
S	Rashad Roundtree
K/P	Louie Zervos
K/P	Austin Seibert
LS	Jordan Butler

If we could see Marshall line up against Christian Kirk, that would be great. The Texas A&M commit doesn't possess immense size (5'10", 191 lbs), but he is arguably the quickest WR in attendance. His change of direction makes him an incredibly tough cover, and if he gets the ball in any kind of space, he's a threat to take the ball to the house. 

ESPN.com's Jeremy Crabtree gave a glimpse of what the explosive youngster is capable of:

Here's a more visual look, via ESPN.com's Derek Tyson:

Speedy Noil made a huge impact in this game last year, and it will be interesting to see if his future teammate can put on a similar show. 

And from a lightning-fast, dynamic offensive weapon to a daunting defensive force, another player to watch is defensive tackle Daron Payne.

The 4-star defensive tackle is an absolute load, capable of overpowering interior lineman and creating disruption in the backfield. Exhibit A:

There are going to be a lot of entertaining matchups on Friday, and watching the big nasties in the trenches isn't always fun. But seeing Payne clash with future Alabama offensive guards Lester Cotton and Richie Petitbon is something you won't want to miss.