Under Armour All-America Game Roster 2016: List of Recruits and Top Prospects

Before a national champion is crowned in college football, the future of the sport will be on display at the 2016 Under Armour All-America Game.

Every year the best high school football players in the country gather together to showcase their skills on the national stage, many of them also using this chance to officially announce their college destination. No matter what team you are a fan of there is likely something to watch in this high-profile event.

There are a lot of names to remember before they make an impact at the next level, but here are all the participants of this year's game along with a breakdown of the top players to watch.

Top Players to Watch

No.	Name	Pos.	Hometown	High School	College
#33	McTelvin Agim	DE	Hope, AR	Hope	Arkansas
#17	Ricky Aguayo	PK	Montverde, FL	IMG Academy	Florida State
#99	Edwin Alexander	DT	Hammond, LA	Saint Thomas Aquinas	LSU
#77	Willie Allen	OT	New Orleans, LA	John Curtis Christian
#14	Jack Allison	QB	Palmetto, FL	Palmetto	Miami (FL)
#8	Deontay Anderson	S	Manvel, TX	Manvel
#6	Andre Anthony	DE	New Orleans, LA	Edna Karr	LSU
#1	Woody Barrett	QB	Winter Garden, FL	West Orange	Auburn
#34	Carlos Becker	CB	Kissimmee, FL	Osceola
#66	Turner Bernard	LS	Glendale, AZ	Mountain Ridge
#93	Patrick Bethel	DE	Vero Beach, FL	Vero Beach Senior
#43	Oluwole Betiku	DE	Gardena, CA	Junipero Serra	USC
#97	Nick Bosa	DE	Fort Lauderdale, FL	Saint Thomas Aquinas	Ohio State
#77	Ben Bredeson	OT	Hartland, WI	Arrowhead	Michigan
#22	John Broussard	CB	Phenix City, AL	Central	Auburn
#71	Deonte Brown	OG	Decatur, AL	Austin	Alabama
#15	A.J. Brown	WR	Starkville, MS	Starkville
#3	Sam Bruce	WR	Fort Lauderdale, FL	Saint Thomas Aquinas	Miami (FL)
#21	Brandon Burton	S	Gardena, CA	Junipero Serra
#11	Devin Bush	OLB	Pembroke Pines, FL	Flanagan	Michigan
#50	Cohl Cabral	C	Rancho Cucamonga, CA	Los Osos	Arizona State
#3	Shyheim Carter	CB	Kentwood, LA	Kentwood
#90	Michail Carter	DT	Jackson, GA	Jackson
#7	Antonneous Clayton	DE	Vienna, GA	Dooly County	Florida
#2	Tyrie Cleveland	WR	Houston, TX	Westfield
#9	Nate Craig-Myers	WR	Dade City, FL	Tampa Catholic
#2	Eric Cuffee	CB	Waco, TX	Waco
#7	Marlon Davidson	DE	Greenville, AL	Carver	Auburn
#11	Kyle Davis	WR	Lawrenceville, GA	Archer	Auburn
#24	Drake Davis	WR	Bradenton, FL	IMG Academy
#1	Ben Davis	OLB	Gordo, AL	Gordo
#65	Terrence Davis	OG	Hyattsville, MD	DeMatha Catholic
#74	Jean Delance	OT	Mesquite, TX	North Mesquite
#55	Landon Dickerson	OT	Hudson, NC	South Caldwell
#35	Michael Divinity	OLB	Marrero, LA	John Ehret Hight School	LSU
#2	Devin Duvernay	WR	Sachse, TX	Sachse	Baylor
#76	Liam Eichenberg	OT	Cleveland, OH	Saint Ignatius	Notre Dame
#73	Michael Eletise	OG	Honolulu, HI	Kaiser	Arizona
#8	Tino Ellis	WR	Hyattsville, MD	DeMatha Catholic	Maryland
#5	B.J. Emmons	RB	Morganton, NC	Freedom	Alabama
#12	Matt Fink	QB	Glendora, CA	Glendora	USC
#2	Kristian Fulton	CB	Metairie, LA	Archbishop Rummel School for Boys
#23	Chauncey Gardner	S	Cocoa, FL	Cocoa	Florida
#55	Rashan Gary	DT	Paramus, NJ	Paramus Catholic
#6	Keith Gavin	WR	Crawfordville, FL	Wakulla County
#5	Tyler Gerald	OG	Bradenton, FL	IMG Academy	Ohio State
#18	Jarrett Guarantano	QB	Oradell, NJ	Bergen Catholic	Tennessee
#24	Terrell Hall	DE	Washington, DC	Saint John's College
#5	Josh Hammond	WR	Hallandale Beach, FL	Hallandale	Florida
#24	Aaron Hansford	OLB	Washington, DC	Saint John's College
#80	Scooter Harrington	TE	Greenwich, CT	Greenwich	Boston College
#1	N'keal Harry	WR	Chandler, AZ	Chandler	Arizona State
#7	Dwayne Haskins Jr.	QB	Potomac, MD	Bullis School	Maryland
#73	Brett Heggie	C	Mount Dora, FL	Mount Dora	Florida
#16	Malik Henry	QB	Bradenton, FL	IMG Academy	Florida State
#15	Ben Hoffman	LS	Knoxville, TN	Farragut
#75	Patrick Husdon	OG	Silsbee, TX	Silsbee	Baylor
#4	Lamar Jackson	DB	Elk Grove, CA	Franklin
#8	Dontavious Jackson	ILB	Houston, TX	Elsik
#54	Baveon Johnson	C	Lakeland, FL	Lake Gibson	Florida State
#19	Brandon Jones	S	Nacogdoches, TX	Nacogdoches
#16	Keandre Jones	OLB	Olney, MD	Our Lady of Good Counsel
#50	Kendell Jones	DT	Killeen, TX	Shoemaker	Alabama
#95	Benito Jones	DT	Waynesboro, MS	Wayne County	Ole Miss
#42	Ellison Jordan	DT	Baltimore, MD	Gilman School	Penn State
#5	Keion Joyner	OLB	Havelock, NC	Havelock
#13	Nigel Knott	CB	Madison, MS	Germantown
#57	Tre' Lamar	ILB	Roswell, GA	Roswell	Clemson
#99	Rashard Lawrence	DT	Monroe, LA	Neville
#74	Greg Little	OT	Allen, TX	Allen	Ole Miss
#13	Dominic Maggio	P	Baltimore, MD	Boys Latin	Wake Forest
#13	Braden Mann	P	Cypress, TX	Cy-Fair	Texas A&M
#46	Shavar Manuel	DE	Tampa, FL	IMG Academy
#10	Jacob Mathis	TE	Tampa, FL	Berkley Prep
#23	Jeffrey McCulloch	OLB	Aldine, TX	Davis
#72	Michal Menet	OG	Reading, PA	Exeter Township	Penn State
#58	Richard Merritt	OG	Washington, DC	Archbishop Carroll
#12	Eric Monroe	S	Houston, TX	Horth Shore	LSU
#4	Dionte Mullins	WR	Miami, FL	Gulliver Prep	Miami (FL)
#54	Austin Myers	OT	Manvel, TX	Manvel	TCU
#14	Jayvaughn Myers	DB	Dade City, FL	Pasco
#11	Edward Oliver	DT	Houston, TX	Westfield	Houston
#9	Marquill Osborne	CB	Charlotte, NC	Hough	Tennessee
#79	Chris Owens	OG	Arlington, TX	Lamar	Alabama
#78	E.J. Price	OT	Lawrenceville, GA	Archer
#44	Landon Rice	TE	Rome, GA	Calhoun	Auburn
#8	Cavin Ridley	WR	Deerfield Beach, FL	Deerfield Beach
#4	Miles Sanders	RB	Pittsburgh, PA	Woodland Hills	Penn State
#34	Shane Simmons	DE	Hyattsville, MD	DeMatha Catholic	Penn State
#82	Kaden Smith	TE	Flower Mound, TX	Marcus	Stanford
#1	Saivion Smith	CB	Saint Petersburg, FL	IMG Academy	LSU
#4	Rahshaun Smith	OLB	Bradenton, FL	IMG Academy
#3	Dredrick Snelson	WR	Pembroke Pines, FL	Flanagan	Minnesota
#7	Eli Stove	WR	Niceville, FL	Niceville Senior	Auburn
#5	Levonta Taylor	CB	Virginia Beach, VA	Ocean Lakes	Florida State
#32	Rahssan Thornton	DE	Killeen, TX	Shoemaker	LSU
#52	Tre Threat	OLB	Spanish Fort, AL	Spanish Fort	Auburn
#43	Lokeni Toailoa	ILB	Rialto, CA	Carter	UCLA
#17	Logan Tyler	PK	Nixa, MO	Nixa	Florida State
#82	Naseir Upshur	TE	Philadelphia, PA	Imhotep Institite Charter	Florida State
#6	Kareem Walker	RB	Wayne, NJ	DePaul Catholic	Michigan
#12	Devwah Whaley	RB	Beaumont, TX	Central	Georgia
#72	Jauan Williams	OT	Washington, DC	Archbishop
#64	Boe Wilson	OL	Lee's Summit, MO	Lee's Summit West	Nebraska
#3	Lyndell Wilson	OLB	Montgomery, AL	Carver

Rashan Gary, DT, Uncommitted

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There usually isn't much consensus when it comes to college football recruiting, but Rashan Gary has earned this distinction, with just about every ranking putting the defensive tackle No. 1.

Listed at 6'5", 293 pounds, Gary not only has the strength to match up with anyone in the trenches, but he also has plenty of quickness and agility to beat offensive linemen to the ball. Mark Snyder of the Detroit Free Press summed up the player's game:

The New Jersey native is likely going to spend a lot of time in opposing backfields at the next level while blowing up plays before they even start.

Gary continued to show what he could do at practice for this all-star game, performing well against arguably the No. 1 offensive tackle in the country in Gregory Little:

Considering his advanced technique to go with his current size, it won't be surprising to see Gary make an immediate impact wherever he goes to college.

Kareem Walker, RB, Michigan

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This game is loaded with elite offensive and defensive linemen who will likely be studs at the next level, but it's not easy for these types of players to make an impact in an exhibition game like this one. Instead, you might see some skill players shine like Kareem Walker.

The running back is one of the best in the class at the position, showcasing the perfect combination of size (6'1", 210 pounds) and speed to break through holes and then get to the end zone. In college, he has the tools to be the focal point of an offense and put up huge numbers throughout his career.

Although it's hard for a running back to prove himself in practices with limited contact, Walker will get his opportunity Saturday in the game itself. Once he gets the ball, he can put on a show with his agility to find himself daylight and pick up big chunks of yards at a time.

After Michigan struggled to find consistency in the run game this past season, Walker will be a huge addition right away.

Jarrett Guarantano, QB, Tennessee

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There is a battle to be the top quarterback in this class, and Jarrett Guarantano has as much of an argument as anyone. Although Jacob Eason and Shea Patterson aren't in attendance, Guarantano is quickly becoming one of the best at this game in Orlando, Florida.

The Tennessee commit is a mobile passer who has shown off plenty of arm strength during the week as well as the ability to throw on the run, like with this throw in drills:

Despite the strong play, he still knows he could be doing better once he gets on the same page as his receivers.

"I feel pretty good right now," Guarantano said, per Jim Halley of USA Today. "I feel like 95 percent right now. The ball is coming out of my hands pretty well. Definitely the hardest part for me today was getting the timing down with the routes, but by Saturday, we’ll be rocking and rolling."

Guarantano has all the tools to be a top college quarterback who can beat teams with both his arm and his legs. Once he gets comfortable in a system, he could quickly become one of the best the SEC has to offer.

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