Army All-American Bowl 2016: Date, TV Schedule, Rosters and Top Recruits

Although they aren't household names just yet, many of the top high school football players in the country will be on display at the 2016 Army All-American Bowl.  

The Under Armour All-America Game featured a good portion of the top competitors in the 2016 class, although the upcoming showcase isn't exactly a consolation battle. Saturday's game includes the best quarterbacks in the nation and many skill players who will be on highlight reels throughout the next few years at the collegiate level.

If you want to watch the future stars of your favorite team or just want to get a preview of the next few years of college football, this game is a good place to start. Here is a look at everything you need to know to keep you informed about the upcoming exhibition.

When: Saturday, Jan. 9

Time: 1 p.m. ET

Where: Alamodome, San Antonio

Watch: NBC

	East Roster
	West Roster
No.	Name	Pos.	High School	Location
70	Josh Ball	OL	Stafford High School	Fredericksburg, Va.
51	Josh Brown	LB	Mallard Creek High School	Charlotte, N.C.
90	Derrick Brown	DL	Lanier High School	Buford, Ga.
91	Brian Burns	DL	American Heritage School	Plantation, Fla.
17	Tyler Byrd	DB	Naples High School	Naples, Fla.
2	Marquez Callaway	DB	Warner Robins High School	Warner Robins, Ga.
21	Cameron Chambers	WR	Timber Creek High School	Sicklerville, N.J.
74	Ben Cleveland	OL	Stephens County High School	Toccoa, Ga.
3	Jamel Cook	DB	Miami Central High School	Miami
35	Jonathon Cooper	DL	Lincoln High School	Gahanna, Ohio
45	Carter Coughlin	LB	Eden Prairie High School	Eden Prairie, Minn.
29	Connor Culp	K	Desert Vista High School	Phoenix
10	Jacob Eason	QB	Lake Stevens High School	Lake Stevens, Wash.
80	Bryan Edwards	WR	Conway High School	Conway, S.C.
71	Matt Farniok	OL	Washington High School	Sioux Falls, S.D.
28	Tavien Feaster	RB	Spartanburg High School	Spartanburg, S.C.
15	Brendan Ferns	LB	Saint Clairsville High School	St. Clairsville, Ohio
12	Feleipe Franks	QB	Wakulla High School	Crawfordville, Fla.
1	Jordan Fuller	DB	Northern Valley High School	Old Tappan, N.J.
4	Mecole Hardman	DB	Elbert County High School	Elberton, Ga.
83	Jake Hausmann	TE	Archbishop Moeller High School	Cincinnati
52	Antwuan Jackson	DL	Cedar Grove High School	Ellenwood, Ga.
24	Tony Jones Jr.	RB	IMG Academy	Bradenton, Fla.
76	Michael Jordan	OL	Plymouth High School	Canton, Mich.
77	Javon Kinlaw	DL	Goose Creek High School	Goose Creek, S.C.
75	Tommy Kraemer	OL	Elder High School	Cincinnati
19	Jaleel Laguins	LB	Oconee County High School	Watkinsville, Ga.
7	Dexter Lawrence	DL	Wake Forest High School	Wake Forest, N.C.
86	Marshall Long	P	South Rowan High School	China Grove, N.C.
11	Austin Mack	WR	Bishop Luers High School	Fort Wayne, Ind.
22	Demario McCall	RB	North Ridgeville High School	North Ridgeville, Ohio
60	Connor McGovern	OL	Lake-Lehman High School	Lehman, Pa.
14	DeKaylin Metcalf	WR	Oxford High School	Oxford, Miss.
27	JJ Molson	K	Selwyn House School	Westmont, Quebec
23	Trayvon Mullen	DB	Coconut Creek High School	Coconut Creek, Fla.
18	Isaac Nauta	TE	IMG Academy	Bradenton, Fla.
16	Jawon Pass	QB	Carver High School	Columbus, Ga.
25	Shaquille Quarterman	LB	Oakleaf High School	Orange Park, Fla.
26	Brandon Randle	LB	Battle Creek High School	Battle Creek, Mich.
82	Ahmmon Richards	WR	Wellington High School	West Palm Beach, Fla.
5	Demetris Robertson	WR	Savannah Christian Prep School	Savannah, Ga.
81	Janarius Robinson	DL	Bay High School	Panama City, Fla.
99	Julian Rochester	DL	McEachern High School	Powder Springs, Ga.
42	John Shannon	LS	Loyola Academy	Wilmette, Ill.
94	Jeffery Simmons	DL	Noxubee High School	Macon, Miss.
54	John Simpson	OL	Fort Dorchester High School	North Charleston, S.C.
9	Binjimen Victor	WR	Coconut Creek High School	Coconut Creek, Fla.
8	Nigel Warrior	DB	Peachtree Ridge High School	Suwanee, Ga.
72	Clark Yarbrough	OL	Woodberry Forest School	Woodberry Forest, Va.
6	Malek Young	DB	Coconut Creek High School	Coconut Creek, Fla.
No.	Name	Pos.	High School	Location
16	Devin Asiasi	TE	De La Salle High School	Concord, Calif.
90	Ross Blacklock	DL	Elkins High School	Missouri City, Texas
34	Breland Brandt	DL	Windward School	Los Angeles
26	Drue Chrisman	P	LaSalle High School	Cincinnati
9	Donnie Corley	WR	Martin Luther King High School	Detroit
5	K.J. Costello	QB	Santa Margarita Catholic High School	Rancho Santa Margarita, Calif.
6	Dylan Crawford	WR	Santa Margarita Catholic High School	Rancho Santa Margarita, Calif.
52	Kash Daniel	LB	Paintsville High School	Paintsville, Ky.
99	Raekwon Davis	DL	Meridian High School	Meridian, Miss.
82	Johnny Den Bleyker	LS	Moreau Catholic High School	Hayward, Calif.
2	Tren’Davian Dickson	WR	Navasota High School	Navasota, Texas
10	Camilo Eifler	LB	Bishop O’Dowd High School	Oakland, Calif.
95	Jordan Elliott	DL	Westside High School	Houston
81	Simi Fehoko	WR	Brighton High School	Cottonwood Heights, Utah
14	Erick Fowler	LB	Manor High School	Manor, Texas
24	Daelin Hayes	LB	Skyline High School	Ann Arbor, Mich.
21	Lavert Hill	DB	Martin Luther King High School	Detroit
50	Drake Jackson	OL	Woodford County High School	Versailles, Ky.
42	Mark Jackson Jr.	DL	Byron P. Steele II High School	Cibolo, Texas
3	Jack Jones	DB	Long Beach Poly High School	Long Beach, Calif.
11	Mique Juarez	LB	North High School	Torrance, Calif.
19	Caleb Kelly	LB	Clovis West High School	Fresno, Calif.
22	Xavier Kelly	DL	Wichita East High School	Wichita, Kan.
12	Josh King	DL	Hinsdale South High School	Darien, Ill.
17	David Long	DB	Loyola High School	Los Angeles
20	Chase Lucas	DB	Chandler High School	Chandler, Ariz.
15	Justin Madubuike	DL	McKinney North High School	McKinney, Texas
27	Vavae Malepeai	RB	Mililani High School	Mililani, Hawaii
73	Frank Martin II	OL	Mater Dei High School	Santa Ana, Calif.
88	Javon McKinley	WR	Centennial High School	Corona, Calif.
54	Tramonda Moore	OL	John Marshall High School	Oklahoma City
1	Byron Murphy	DB	Saguaro High School	Scottsdale, Ariz.
23	Charles Oliver	DB	Fairfield High School	Fairfield, Texas
36	Sewo Olonilua	DB	Kingwood High School	Kingwood, Texas
53	Michael Onwenu	OL	Cass Technical High School	Detroit
7	Shea Patterson	QB	IMG Academy	Bradenton, Fla.
18	Brandon Peters	QB	Avon High School	Avon, Ind.
89	Michael Pittman	WR	Oaks Christian School	Westlake, Calif.
30	Kyle Porter	RB	Katy High School	Katy, Texas
93	Garrett Rand	DL	Hamilton High School	Chandler, Ariz.
72	John Raridon	OL	Valley High School	West Des Moines, Iowa
25	Curtis Robinson	LB	Mater Dei High School	Santa Ana, Calif.
4	Trevon Sidney	WR	Bishop Amat High School	La Puente, Calif.
29	Skyler Southam	K	Wasatch High School	Heber City, Utah
33	Melquise Stovall	RB	Paraclete High School	Lancaster, Calif.
28	Chanse Sylvie	DB	Calvary Baptist Academy	Shreveport, La.
75	Cole Van Lanen	OL	Bay Port High School	Green Bay, Wis.
8	Demetric Vance	DB	Cass Technical High School	Detroit
83	Tyler Vaughns	WR	Bishop Amat High School	La Puente, Calif.
76	Luke Wattenberg	OL	Jserra Catholic High School	San Juan Capistrano, Calif.
67	Landon Young	OL	Lafayette High School	Lexington, Ky.

Top Players to Watch

Jacob Eason, QB, Georgia

Credit: 247Sports

One of the biggest stories during the week is the battle to be the top quarterback in the 2016 class. K.J. Costello has an argument, although most seem to consider this a two-man race between Jacob Eason and Shea Patterson.

Eason noted this week that the competition to be No. 1 is on his mind, although he is more concerned with the future, per Adam Gorney of Rivals.com:

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I would be lying if it wasn’t something I strived for. I wouldn’t be devastated if I wasn’t and it wouldn’t destroy my life, but any competitive person wants to be No. 1.

We don’t really talk about rankings or who’s No. 1, it’s more about college and success. It would be really cool for Georgia to play Ole Miss for the SEC championship and to go head-to-head in that respect.

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Per Gorney, Eason is committed to play for Georgia, while Patterson is headed to Ole Miss, meaning there could be some exciting SEC battles in the future if these players live up to expectations.

While both players have high potential, Eason represents a better physical presence at this stage in their careers. At about 6'6", he is a few inches taller than Patterson (6'2") and turns that into superior arm strength on both deep and mid-range throws. In any case, it will be interesting to see which player performs the best on the big stage in this All-Star event.

Dexter Lawrence, DT, Clemson

Credit: 247Sports

No matter what happens to Clemson in the national championship game, the Tigers will be back for more next year with a lot of returning talent. To make things even scarier for opposing teams, they are adding top talent like Dexter Lawrence to an already-elite defense.

You can only show so much in practice, but Lawrence has certainly been a standout in the week leading up to the All-American Bowl. Josh Helmholdt of Rivals.com noted Lawrence and Derrick Brown have been dominant on the defensive side of the ball:

Keith Niebuhr of 247Sports hears even higher praise from coaches in attendance:

Lawrence is a physically imposing specimen at 6'4", 327 pounds, but he also has the agility to get past opposing linemen and into the backfield with regularity. His strength will ensure he gets on the field early at Clemson, and it won't be long before he is an All-Conference performer or even better.

Considering how advanced he is compared to other high school players, you will likely hear his name called quite a bit in the exhibition game.

Isaac Nauta, TE, Undecided

Credit: 247Sports

It's rare to see a tight end highlighted as a top player, especially at the high school or college level, but Isaac Nauta is not an ordinary tight end. The 6'4" athlete has a chance to be a game-changer over the next few years no matter where he ends up.

Not only is Nauta an explosive athlete, but he also has soft hands that will make him a serious threat over the middle. This play down the seam will definitely beat most defenses, per Barton Simmons of 247Sports:

The tight end will announce his college decision during the Army All-American Bowl, and he is down to Michigan, Georgia and Alabama, per Sam Webb of Scout.com. As one of the top uncommitted players in the class, this moment will be just as exciting as the game itself.

Although he will disappoint plenty of fans in this moment, his play on the field will be must-see action during this showcase.

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