Semper Fidelis All-American Bowl 2015: Top Recruits, Rosters for All-Star Game

The Semper Fidelis All-American Bowl is one of several annual showcases for the top high school football recruits in the country. What sets it apart is the fact that the process for choosing players is not based only on their on-field ability.

It's an event supported by the United States Marine Corps. The official site states those picked to participate "bring something more to the game" aside from being great football players. Things such as community service are weaved into the schedule in the days leading up to the game.

The contest itself is set for Sunday at 9 p.m. ET from the StubHub Center in Carson, California. Let's check out the complete rosters for the East and West squads followed by a closer look at a couple of intriguing prospects worth keeping an eye on.

East Roster

Position	First Name	Last Name
DT	Fletcher	Adams
OT	Pat	Allen
G	George	Asafo-Adjei
DE	Christian	Bell
WR	Shadell	Bell
CB	Shun	Brown
DE	Austin	Bryant
QB	Joe	Burrow
CB	Rashard	Causey Jr.
DT	Gage	Cervenka
WR	Jalen	Christian
LB	Nick	Connor
S	Carlton	Davis
CB	Jamel	Dean
G	Rob	Dowdy
S	Arrington	Farrar
LB	Jordan	Fox
DE	Darius	Fullwood
DE	Joe	Gaziano
OT	Zach	Giella
OT	Noah	Green
G	Marquel	Harrell
TE	Jackson	Harris
S	Jordan	Hayes
RB/WR	Nyheim	Hines
G	Mike	Horton
DE	Anfernee	Jennings
K	Daniel	LaCamera
QB	Dwayne	Lawson
ATH	Kirk	Merritt
S	Ayron	Monroe
OT	Grant	Newsome
WR	Tristan	Payton
CB	Mook	Reynolds
DT	Darian	Roseboro
RB/WR	Tra'veon	Samuel
RB	Larry (L.J.)	Scott
LB	Dominic	Sheppard
QB	Kyle	Shurmur
LB	Johnathon	Sutton
RB	Eric	Swinney
DE/OLB	Darrell	Taylor
LB	Tyriq	Thompson
ATH	Taj-Amir	Torres
TE	Carl	Tucker
OLB	Bo	Wallace
TE	Tyrone (T.J.)	Wheatley Jr.
CB	Jordan	Whitehead
G	Nick	Wilson
LS	Casey	Winner
C	Mason	Zimmerman

West Roster

Position	First Name	Last Name
WR	Lavan	Alston
LB	Drew	Berger
WR	Miles	Boykin
OT	Blake	Brandel
S	Frank	Buncom IV
DT	Drayton	Carlberg
TE	Jordan	Davis
DE	Micah	Drew-Treadway
DT	Bryce	English
LB	Christian	Folau
G	Don	Greene
G	Tevita	Halalilo
RB	Ja'Mycal	Hasty
CB	Holton	Hill
C	Kyle	Hoppe
WR	John	Humphrey Jr.
DT	Noah	Jefferson
S/CB	Jamile	Johnson Jr.
QB	Sheriron	Jones
CB	Austin	Joyner
QB	John	Kolar
OT	Connor	Lanfear
CB	Eric	Lee
OT	Shane	Lemieux
QB	Brian	Lewerke
RB/WR	Malik	Lovette
G	Tim	Lynott
CB	P.J.	Mbanasor
S	Prentice	McKinney
DT	Malik	McMorris
OT	Gabe	Megginson
OT	Bar	Milo
LB	Richard	Moore
TE	C.J.	O'Grady
DE	Charles	Omenihu
DT	Marquise	Overton
DE	Caleb	Peart
DE	Benning	Potoae
RB	Lonny	Powell
LS	Jaycee	Pummill
WR	C.J.	Sanders
OT	Grant	Schmidt
WR	Kemah	Siverand
WR	Carlos	Strickland
LB	Will	Sunderland
LB	Kyahva	Tezino
DT/G	Brandon	Tiassum
LB	Cameron	Townsend
K	Joshua	Williams

Top Recruits to Watch

East: Carlton Davis (DB)

Davis is a prospect on the rise. He's been projected as both a safety and a cornerback, but his development at the latter is intriguing. At a time when teams at both the college and pro levels are looking for bigger, more physical corners, he fits the mold with a 6'2'' frame.

The Ohio State commit is only a 3-star prospect ranking just inside the top 450 nationally, according to 247Sports' composite rankings. He's made major strides in a relatively short period of time, however, meaning the Buckeyes are likely far higher on him than that rating would suggest.

They should be. The more he's gotten a chance to go up against fellow marquee recruits, the more he's proved himself to be on the same level. Erik McKinney of ESPN has been impressed with him during the workouts leading up to the game:

It will be interesting to see if Davis works exclusively at corner or takes some snaps from the safety spots as well. While corner definitely looks like his best bet for the long haul, versatility is always nice when trying to crack the lineup.

Either way, the outlook continues to get brighter for Davis.

West: Sheriron Jones (QB)

Jones is once again a highly coveted commodity after decommitting from Florida in December. The 4-star dual-threat quarterback possesses good size and is always a threat to make a big play with his legs when things break down in the pocket.

The biggest concern, and it's a common one, is whether he sports the pure passing talent to excel at the collegiate level. He needs to continue to mature in terms of reading defenses, standing tall in the pocket to deliver strikes in the face of pressure.

Renowned quarterback guru George Whitfield spoke with Andrew Spivey of Gator Country after working with the Rancho Verde High School star. He said there was definitely some work to do but that the raw ability jumped out right away.

"We've only been around him about four days, but he is getting better every day," Whitfield said. "No flinch, there's no flinch to him. He is talented. He's actually one of the most physically talented down here. He can do all things, he just needs and is going to get more time to develop, I'm sure."

These type of games aren't always easy for quarterbacks to play in. The position relies heavily on timing and chemistry, which is tough to develop in a short period. But Jones should be able to stand out anyway as interested programs look on.