Blue-Grey All-American Bowl Roster 2016: Full Player List, Top Talent Highlights

The second matchup of three Blue-Grey All-American football games takes place Jan. 9 at the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' Raymond James Stadium.

High school All-Americans looking for collegiate scholarships will face off in the North vs. South game. The East vs. West matchup took place Dec. 20 at AT&T Stadium in Dallas, and the final game, Blue vs. Grey, will be Jan. 16 at the Jacksonville Jaguars' EverBank Field.

The website bluegreyfootball.com explains that the players who excel in the 20 All-American football combines across the country are invited to play in one of three All-American games based on geography.

Let's take a look at the North and South rosters as well as some highlights from some top players.

Quarterbacks
Running Backs
Wide Receivers
Tight End
Offensive Line
Defensive Line
Linebackers
Defensive Backs
Kicker/Punter
Name	Height	Weight	High School	State
Jason Dambach	6'2''	190	Riverside	PA
Travis Lockhart	6'1''	185	Hamilton	AZ
Lucas Johnson	6'3''	185	Mt. Carmel	CA
Name	Height	Weight	High School	State
Isaiah Hall	5'11''	200	Chaparral	CA
Grant Kingston	5'11''	190	Anderson	CA
J.J. Taylor	5'7''	175	Centennial	CA
Naeem Moore	6'0''	205	Cardinal Ritter	MO
Name	Height	Weight	High School	State
Hunter Smith	6'4''	180	Foxcroft Academy	ME
Jelani Greene	6'0''	170	Newfield	NY
Cole Blackman	6'2''	195	Glen Allen	VA
Anselem Umeh	5'11''	185	St. John Bosco	CA
Khalif Sinclair	5'10''	165	Norristown	PA
Javier Buffalo	5'11''	180	Franklin	PA
Name	Height	Weight	High School	State
Jack Stoll	6'5''	230	Regis Jesuit	CO
Name	Height	Weight	High School	State
Douglas Leighty	6'4''	260	Southmoreland	PA
Lorenzo Taborn	6'4''	320	Sidney	OH
Michael Robinson	6'3''	270	Briggs	OH
Jesse Hesson	6'1''	295	Wahama	WV
Sean Rattay	6'2''	293	St. John’s Jesuit	OH
Brian Plummer	6'7''	315	South Carroll	MD
Caleb Bright	6'4''	285	Urbandale	IA
Conner Olson	6'5''	288	Monticello	MN
Jacob Donnellon	6'5''	270	Gabriel Richard	MI
Michael Gerber	6'4''	265	Stoughton	WI
Name	Height	Weight	High School	State
Joshua Bertelsen	6'4''	265	Martinsville	IN
Kobi Smith-Parrott	6'3''	345	Lincoln	NE
Ivan Deyoe	6'2''	200	Indian Creek	IN
Gabe Umbarger	6'3''	242	Garner-Hayfield	IA
Reese Donahue	6'5''	250	Cabell Midland	WV
Christian Bermudez	6'1''	320	Coatesville	PA
Noel Brouse	6'5''	265	Parkland	PA
Noah Kramer	6'3''	295	Northridge	UT
Name	Height	Weight	High School	State
Zach Stafford	6'2''	235	Cambridge Springs	PA
Tristian Pipp	6'3''	229	Greendale	WI
Damon Wiley	6'0''	230	De La Salle	CA
Tim Walton	6'2''	228	Cass Technical	MI
DeLonte Berry	6'2''	216	Jefferson	WV
Matt Otwinowski	6'3''	227	LaPorte	IN
Ernest Shockley	6'3''	235	Decatur	MD
Name	Height	Weight	High School	State
Robert Morris	5'6''	150	New Kent	VA
Anthony Mason	5'11''	175	Thomas Dale	VA
Isaac Steele	6'2''	180	Centennial	AZ
Eric Sherkel	5'11''	195	Moshannon Valley	PA
Desmond Young	5'11''	163	Chaparral	CA
Manni Romero	5'11''	180	Phillipsburg	NJ
Name	Height	Weight	High School	State
Jack Dinneen (K)	5'11''	175	Ballard	WA
Matt Sotiropoulos (P)	5'11'	170	Belleville East	IL

Quarterback Travis Lockhart from Arizona's Hamilton High School threw for 2,832 yards and 27 touchdowns his senior season, per MaxPreps, and showed in this video from Under the Lights he can air out the deep ball:

The tallest wide receiver target Lockhart and the other North quarterbacks will be throwing to is Foxcroft (Maine) Academy's Hunter Smith. The 6'4", 180-pound receiver was invited to play in the game despite missing his entire senior season with a dislocated hip. He has recovered in time and is able to play in the game, per Ernie Clark of the Bangor Daily News.

"It's going to be some crazy competition with some crazy good football players," said Smith. "It's like nothing I've ever seen before, so I'm just going to go as hard as I can and hopefully compete with these guys."

Here are some highlights from his sophomore and junior seasons that show, even at a young age, he has the potential to be a Division I wideout, per this YouTube video, courtesy of Smith:

On the defensive side of the ball, the South squad will have to deal with linebacker Damon Wiley from California's perennial power, De La Salle High School. Wiley, who played defensive end and linebacker at De La Salle, recorded 84 total tackles—21 for a loss—and 11 sacks during his senior season.

The video below from IGRSports shows just how quick Wiley's first step is and why he gives opposing offenses such trouble:

The South will have plenty of talent on the field as well. Here's a look at the roster and some highlight videos.

Quarterbacks
Running Backs
Wide Receivers
Tight End
Offensive Line
Defensive Line
Linebackers
Defensive Backs
Kicker/Punter
Name	Height	Weight	High School	State
Garrett Ross-Johnson	6'2''	175	Indian Rocks Christian	FL
Chris Oladokun	6'2''	180	Sickles	FL
Zerrick Cooper	6'4''	207	Jonesboro	GA
Name	Height	Weight	High School	State
Zeke McGaughy	5'8''	200	Indian Rocks Christian	FL
Artavis Pierce	5'11''	190	Auburndale	FL
Theo Anderson	5'11''	217	Indian Rocks Christian	FL
Morris Jackson	5'9''	180	Arbor View	NV
Melvin Briggs	5'10''	197	St. David’s School	NC
Justin Fischer	5'10''	185	Lakewood Ranch	FL
Name	Height	Weight	High School	State
Brandon Clark	6'5''	204	Eagles Landing	GA
Skyler Cahill	6'2''	180	Aurora	MO
Keegan Chrisco	6'0''	165	Rolla	MO
Robbie Gerlinger	6'0''	195	Horizon	AZ
Darius Miller	5'9''	165	St. Petersburg	FL
Andreaz Spencer	5'10''	156	Paul W Bryant	AL
Tyrek Tisdale	6'1''	205	Oak Ridge	FL
Name	Height	Weight	High School	State
Ehren Huebner	6'2''	240	Andrews	NC
Name	Height	Weight	High School	State
Maximillian Wagner	6'1''	270	Cary	NC
Alani Pohahau	6'3''	300	Sequola	CA
Christopher Newcomb	6'3''	250	Taylor	FL
Ashton Hollie	6'3''	275	DeQuincy	LA
Tyler Pritchett	6'4''	296	Auburn	AL
DeVonta Davidson	6'4''	310	Desert Ridge	AZ
Michael McAlvin	6'5''	279	IMG Academy	GA
James Morrison	6'3''	250	Admiral Farragut Academy	FL
Zach Lyle	6'5''	265	Northgate	GA
Name	Height	Weight	High School	State
Stanley Stoll	6'3''	225	University	FL
Deonta Tillman	6'2''	250	Boaz	AL
Crandall Maines	6'0''	270	Naples	FL
Charlie Meinders	6'4''	280	Liberty	SC
Anthony Croxton	6'3''	290	Tarpon Springs	FL
Peter Lindner	6'4''	303	Creekside	FL
Bo Peek	6'3''	295	Plant	FL
Kerry Thompson	6'4''	210	Kingwood Christian School	AL
Logan Miller	6'4''	240	Clearwater Central Catholic	FL
John Chiaramonte	6'3''	238	Clearwater Central Catholic	FL
Name	Height	Weight	High School	State
Landon Holden	6'1''	210	Chapman	SC
Nicholas Bethea	5'10''	230	Episcopal	TX
Diego Delgado	6'2''	245	Pettus	TX
Matthew Montgomery	5'10''	215	LaVernia	TX
Dayton Koontz	6'2''	200	McMichael	NC
Robert Green	5'11''	200	Naples	FL
Trevon Townsend	5'10''	205	Tampa Catholic	FL
Name	Height	Weight	High School	State
Dontae Chambers	5'9''	160	Borger	TX
Reagan Anderson	6'1''	172	Devine	TX
Val Mayes	6'2''	190	Norland	FL
Bryce Workman	5'11	190	Johnson Central	KY
Khris Pam	6'0''	185	Blythewood	SC
Craig Watts	6'0''	185	Admiral Farragut Academy	FL
Derek Pauly	5'11''	150	Conway Spring	KS
Darius Williams	5'10''	190	Northside Christian	FL
Kendrick Harvey	5'11''	185	Clearwater	FL
Name	Height	Weight	High School	State
Kendrick Tiller (K)	5'11''	165	Lebanon	MO
Ryan Grimm (P)	6'3''	159	Buena	AZ

Zeke McGaughy will be one of the ball-carriers in the backfield for South after a season that saw him rack up 897 yards and eight touchdowns in just eight games.

Check out this video from NFHS Network that shows the 5'8", 200-pound back could break tackles with the best of them even as a freshman:

One of the quarterbacks who could be handing the ball off to McGaughy—but most likely airing it out 50-plus yards when he can—is Jonesboro (Georgia) High School's Zerrick Cooper.

The 6'4", 207-pounder will be the game's biggest quarterback—both in height and weight—and has a versatile game.

In his highlight video, via MaxPreps, Cooper makes accurate passes of more than 50 yards look easy while making tackling him look like a chore:

One of the more talented defensive backs in the game will be Admiral Farragut Academy's (Florida) Craig Watts. He is rated as a 4-star cornerback by 247Sports with offers from 41 Division I schools, including Alabama, Florida and Florida State.

However, as of Saturday morning, 247Sports' Crystal Ball predictor has Watts ending up at either North Carolina or Ohio State. In this video from PrepForce.com, you can see why his speed, ball-hawking skills and versatility make him a sought-after D-I prospect:

It should be an entertaining day on the gridiron for these D-I hopefuls who are looking to make a name for themselves as they work on taking their games to the next level.

All stats via MaxPreps.com unless otherwise noted.