Under Armour All-America Game 2017: Date, Time, TV Schedule, Rosters and More

The Under Armour All-America Game represents the final opportunity for many top high school prospects to put their talent on display before heading to the collegiate ranks. The result is usually an entertaining game with plenty of highlight-reel plays.

It's a contest that takes on a little more importance for the players who remain undecided about where they're going to play college football. That's a pretty sizable group for the 2017 edition of the showcase. Those recruits can pick up some new offers with a strong showing during their week in Florida.

So let's check out all of the important details for the New Year's Day game. That's followed by the complete roster of players expected to take part and a closer look at some top prospects.

Game Information

Where: Camping World Stadium in Orlando, Florida

When: Sunday, Jan. 1 at 1 p.m. ET

Watch: ESPN

Live Stream: WatchESPN

2017 Participant List

Position	Player	High School	College
-	Armour Offense	-	-
QB	Avery Davis	Cedar Hill (Texas)	Notre Dame
QB	Myles Brennan	St. Stanislaus (Miss.)	LSU
QB	Sean Clifford	St. Xavier (Ohio)	Penn State
QB	Kasim Hill	St. John’s College (D.C.)	Maryland
QB	Lowell Narcisse	St. James (La.)
RB	Todd Sibley	Archbishop Hoban (Ohio)	Pittsburgh
RB	Robert Burns	Gulliver Prep (Fla.)	Miami (Fla.)
WR	Jerry Jeudy	Deerfield Beach (Fla.)	Alabama
WR	Tee Higgins	Oak Ridge (Tenn.)	Clemson
WR	Amari Rodgers	Knoxville Catholic (Tenn.)	Clemson
WR	Jacoby Stevens	Oakland (Tenn.)	LSU
WR	Daquon Green	Tampa Bay Tech (Fla.)	Florida
WR	Saiid Adebo	Mansfield (Texas)	Notre Dame
WR	Cam'ron Buckley	Cedar Hill (Texas)	Texas A&M
WR	Jeff Thomas	East St. Louis (Ill.)
TE	Jake Marwede	Loyola Academy (Ill.)	Duke
TE	Josh Falo	Inderkum (Calif.)
OT	Kai-Leon Herbert	American Heritage (Fla.)	Michigan
OT	Alex Leatherwood	Booker T. Washington (Fla.)	Alabama
OT	Alijah Vera-Tucker	Bishop O’Dowd (Calif.)	USC
OT	Isaiah Wilson	Poly Prep (N.Y.)
OG	Jack Anderson	Frisco (Texas)	Texas Tech
OG	Navaughn Donaldson	Miami Central (Fla.)	Miami (Fla.)
OG	Tyrese Robinson	McKinney Boyd (Texas)	Oklahoma
OG	C.J. Thorpe	Pittsburgh Central Catholic (Pa.)	Penn State
OG	Matt Bockhorst	St. Xavier (Ohio)	Clemson
OG	Jonah Melton	Eastern Alamance (N.C.)	UNC
C	Will Taylor	Grayson (Ga.)	Duke
-	Armour Defense	-	-
DE	D.J. Johnson	Burbank (Calif.)	Miami (Fla.)
DE	Luiji Vilain	Episcopal (Va.)	Michigan
DE	K'Lavon Chaisson	North Shore (Texas)
DE	Ryan Johnson	St. Paul’s Episcopal (Ala.)
DE	Markaviest Bryant	Crisp County (Ga.)
DT	Greg Rogers	Arbor View (Nev.)	UCLA
DT	Akial Byers	Fayetteville (Ark.)	Alabama
DT	Marvin Wilson	Episcopal (Texas)
LB	Maleik Gray	LaVergne (Tenn.)	Tennessee
LB	Dylan Moses	IMG Academy (Fla.)	Alabama
LB	Markail Benton	Central (Ala.)	Alabama
LB	Anthony Hines III	Plano East (Texas)	Texas A&M
LB	Chandler Wooten	North Cobb (Ga.)	Auburn
LB	David Adams	Pittsburgh Central Catholic (Pa.)	Notre Dame
CB	Kary Vincent	Memorial (Texas)	LSU
CB	Marcus Williamson	IMG Academy (Fla.)	Ohio State
CB	A.J. Terrell	Westlake (Ga.)	Clemson
CB	Jaylon Redd	Rancho Cucamonga (Calif.)	Oregon
CB	Christopher Henderson	Christopher Columbus (Fla.)
CB	Lamont Wade	Clairton (Pa.)
CB	Thomas Graham	Rancho Cucamonga (Calif.)
S	Jaylen Kelly-Powell	Cass Technical (Mich.)	Michigan
S	Grant Delpit	IMG Academy (Fla.)	LSU
S	Isaiah Pryor	IMG Academy (Fla.)	Ohio State
S	Paris Ford	Steel Valley (Pa.)	Pittsburgh
S	Todd Harris	Plaquemine (La.)
-	Armour Specialists	-	-
K	Andrew Mevis	Warsaw Community (Ind.)
P	Zach Feagles	Ridgewood (N.J.)	Miami (Fla.)
P	Brian Delaney	Westfield (Va.)	Virginia
LS	Adam Bay	Desert Ridge (Ariz.)	Wisconsin
-	Highlight Offense	-	-
QB	Kellen Mond	IMG Academy (Fla.)	Texas A&M
QB	Tommy Devito	Don Bosco (N.J.)	Syracuse
QB	Ryan Kelley	Basha (Ariz.)	Arizona State
RB	Toneil Carter	Langham Creek (Texas)	Texas
RB	Anthony McFarland	DeMatha Catholic (Md.)
RB	Khalan Laborn	Bishop Sullivan Catholic (Va.)
WR	Jalen Reagor	Waxahachie (Texas)	TCU
WR	Tylan Wallace	South Hills (Texas)	Oklahoma State
WR	Jhamon Ausbon	IMG Academy (Fla.)	Texas A&M
WR	Hezekiah Jones	Stafford (Texas)	Texas A&M
WR	Russ Yeast II	Center Grove (Ind.)	Louisville
WR	Trevon Grimes	St. Thomas Aquinas (Fla.)	Ohio State
WR	A.J. Davis	Lakeland (Fla.)
WR	James Robinson	Lakeland (Fla.)
TE	Grant Calcaterra	Santa Margarita Catholic (Calif.)	Oklahoma
TE	Brock Wright	Cy-Fair (Texas)	Notre Dame
OT	Calvin Ashley	St. John’s College (D.C.)	Auburn
OT	Austin Troxell	Madison Academy (Ala.)	Auburn
OT	Trey Smith	University School (Tenn.)	Tennessee
OT	Austin Deculus	Cy-Fair (Texas)	LSU
OT	Tony Gray	Grayson (Ga.)
OG	Xavier Newman	DeSoto (Texas)	Colorado
OG	Robert Hainsey	IMG Academy (Fla.)	Notre Dame
OG	Jedrick Wills	Lafayette (Ky.)	Alabama
OG	Edward Ingram	DeSoto (Texas)	LSU
OG	Grant Polley	Denton (Texas)	Colorado
C	Cesar Ruiz	IMG Academy (Fla.)
-	Highlight Defense	-	-
DE	Robert Beal	IMG Academy (Fla.)	Georgia
DE	Tyree Johnson	St. John’s College (D.C.)	Texas A&M
DE	Kwity Paye	Bishop Hendricken (R.I.)	Michigan
DE	Joshua Kaindoh	IMG Academy (Fla.)
DT	Tyler Shelvin	Notre Dame (La.)	LSU
DT	LaBryan Ray	James Clemens (Ala.)
DT	Phidarian Mathis	Neville (La.)
DT	Aaron Sterling	Tucker (Ga.)
LB	Chris Allen	Southern University Lab (La.)	Alabama
LB	Jon Van Diest	Cherry Creek (Colo.)	Colorado
LB	Breon Dixon	Grayson (Ga.)
LB	Levi Jones	Westlake (Texas)
LB	Nathan Proctor	Lackey (Md.)
LB	Ellis Brooks	Benedictine College Prep (Va.)
LB	Drew Singleton	Paramus Catholic (N.J.)
LB	Isaiah Palo-Mao	Mountain Pointe (Ariz.)
CB	William Poole III	Hapeville Charter (Ga.)	Georgia
CB	Stanford Samuels	Flanagan (Fla.)	Florida State
CB	Jamyest Williams	Grayson (Ga.)	South Carolina
CB	Tre Brown	Tulsa Union (Okla.)	Oklahoma
CB	Justin Broiles	John Marshall (Okla.)	Oklahoma
CB	Chevin Calloway	Bishop Dunne (Texas)
CB	DeAngelo Gibbs	Grayson (Ga.)
S	Daniel Wright	Boyd Anderson (Fla.)	Alabama
S	Cyrus Fagan	Mainland (Fla.)	Florida State
S	Markquese Bell	Bridgeton (N.J.)
S	C.J. Avery	Grenada (Miss.)
S	Xavier McKinney	Roswell (Ga.)
-	Highlight Specialists	-	-
K	Anders Carlson	Classical Academy (Colo.)	Auburn
P	Joe Doyle	Farragut (Tenn.)
LS	Grant Glennon	Lincoln (Fla.)

Top Prospects To Watch

Team Armour: Dylan Moses (OLB)

It's rare for a prospect to spend as much time in the spotlight as Moses has without losing some of their luster. Typically, the more time analysts spend watching a player, the easier it is to spot flaws. But he's remained at the forefront of the 2017 class for a handful of years.

He's a 5-star prospect who ranks as the No. 6 overall player among next season's incoming group, according to Scout.com. In addition, the high-end athlete ranks as the top outside linebacker in the class, and he's also capable of playing running back.

What makes Moses special is the ability to handle anything thrown his way. If there's anything asked of a linebacker, he can do it. He's shown an advanced understanding of how to attack the passer, set the edge against the run or drop back into coverage on passing downs.

He's honed that raw talent at the IMG Academy alongside many of the other players who will be on the field New Year's Day. The defender explained to Jim Halley of USA Today High School Sports why the program is producing so many budding stars.

"From where I came from, I didn't get as much competition," Moses said. "As soon as I stepped on IMG's campus, it was competition from the get-go. Day in, day out, we have to give 100 percent. It's pretty tiring and at the same time, it has to make you better."

The daily competition has helped him live up to the hype, and there's no reason to believe that will change once he arrives at Alabama. Bleacher Report's Tyler Donohue provided a bullish assessment of what to expect from the rising star at the next level:

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It remains to be seen how many Alabama defenders declare for early NFL draft entry, but we expect Moses to make a push for reps throughout his first spring camp. This is an incredibly nuanced player for his age, and there's supportive evidence to suggest he'll take on the arduous nature of day-to-day collegiate tasks in stride.

When it comes to defensive players, he is the closest thing college football recruiting has seen to a LeBron James prospect. Recognized for rare athleticism and attributes during early-teen years, he's largely fulfilled prodigious promise and will enter the next chapter of a heavily monitored football career with plenty of people clamoring about his professional potential.

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Moses is a special prospect with the potential to become the Crimson Tide's next stud defender before going high in the NFL draft. While it may seem too soon to make those type of projections, the same thing was said when he started generating attention in eighth grade, and the upside proved real.

Team Highlight: Stanford Samuels (CB)

Few assets in football today are more valuable than a big, physical corner. It's right there with edge rusher and left tackle in terms of key spots behind quarterback. Samuels fits the mold to perfection and should become even stronger during his time in college.

The 6'2'', 170-pound Florida native is a 5-star prospect who checks in as the No. 10 overall recruit and the No. 2 cornerback in the 2017 class, per Scout.com.

While he owns all the tools necessary to become a legitimate lock-down corner, that's not all he brings to the table. He's also displays a willingness to play aggressive in run support, an area where many young corners shy away, which is a great sign for his overall long-term impact.

Luke Stampini of CBS Sports provided one example from the DB's high school campaign:

Samuels isn't taking part in the Under Armour All-America Game just to show off his skill, though. He's also working to help Florida State put the finishing touches on its recruiting class.

Brendan Sonnone of Noles247 passed along the corner's comments about using his time around other top prospects to sell the Seminoles:

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A couple guys that we're trying to get are playing in that game. It's an opportunity to put a stamp on the class.

I think we'll get a couple, but even if we manage to get just one, that's a huge get for us just because of the caliber of guys I just named. Going after the top guys, we plan on winning a national championship soon and got to get ready to roll.

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He added: "Those guys ... I just tell them I know they want to win, I know how I am about it, so I tell them straight up that we expect to do a lot of winning the next couple years, and they can be a part of it or see us eventually."

All told, coaches love to see players with that all-in attitude toward helping build the team. Add in the fact Samuels should become one of the top corners in the nation and FSU fans should be ecstatic he's on his way to become a linchpin of their defense.