East-West Shrine Game 2017: TV Schedule, Live Stream and Top Prospects

The 92nd East-West Shrine Game will feature some of college football's most promising seniors that could make their way onto NFL rosters come next fall. 

Coming from Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg, Florida, the longest-running All-Star game for college football can be watched and followed on all platforms this Saturday:

Date	Time (ET)	TV	Live Stream	Radio
Saturday, Jan. 21	3 p.m.	NFL Network	NFL.com/watch	SiriusXM Channel 88

Here are the men that will be competing while attempting to make another good impression for NFL scouts just months before the 2017 draft:

Position	Player	School
QB	Gunner Kiel	Cincinnati
QB	West Lunt	Illinois
QB	Zach Terrell	Western Michigan
RB	Elijah McGuire	Louisiana-Lafayette
RB	Dare Ogunbowale	Wisconsin
RB	Joe Williams	Utah
RB	Justin Davis (injured)	USC
WR	Billy Brown	Shepherd
WR	Austin Carr	Northwestern
WR	Trey Griffey	Arizona
WR	Karel Hamilton	Samford
WR	Gabe Marks	Washington State
WR	Jalen Robinette	Air Force
WR	Jordan Westerkamp (injured)	Nebraska
TE	Blake Jarwin	Oklahoma State
TE	Taylor McNamara	USC
TE	Michael Roberts	Toledo
C	Gavin Andrews	Oregon State
C	Tobijah Hughley	Louisville
C	Chase Roullier	Wyoming
G	Geoff Gray	Manitoba
G	Zach Johnson	North Dakota State
OT	Erik Austell	Charleston Southern
OT	Avery Gennesy	Texas A&M
OT	Evan Goodman	Arizona State
OT	Storm Norton	Toledo
OT	Sam Tevi	Utah
OT	Victor Salako	Oklahoma State
OT	Sean Harlow (injured)	OT
DT	Josh Augusta	Missouri
DT	Ralph Green	Indiana
DT	Stevie Tu'ikolovatu	USC
DT	Josh Tupou	Colorado
DT	Treyvon Hester (injured)	Toledo
DT	B.J. Singleton (injured)	Houston
DE	Hunter Dimick	Utah
DE	Darius England	South Carolina
DE	Jerimiah Ledbetter	Arkansas
DE	Avery Moss	Youngstown State
DE	Deatrich Wise Jr.	Arkansas
OLB	Jimmie Gilbert	Colorado
OLB	Paul Magloire	Arizona
OLB	Calvin Munson	San Diego State
OLB	Steven Taylor (injured)	Houston
ILB	Kevin Davis	Colorado State
ILB	Hardy Nickerson Jr.	Illinois
ILB	Kenneth Olugbode	Colorado
CB	Treston DeCoud	Oregon
CB	Tyquwan Glass	Fresno State
CB	Ashton Lampkin	Oklahoma State
CB	Fabian Moreau	UCLA
CB	Aarion Penton	Missouri
CB	Ahkello Witherspoon (injured)	Colorado
S	Randall Goforth	UCLA
S	Jadar Johnson	Clemson
S	Leon McQuay III	USC
S	Weston Steelhammer	Air Force
S	Jordan Sterns	Oklahoma State
S	Orion Stewart	Baylor
S	Tedric Thompson	Colorado
P/K	Austin Rehkow	Idaho

Position	Player	School
QB	Nick Mullens	Southern Miss
QB	Cooper Rush	Central Michigan
QB	Alek Torgersen	Pennsylvania
QB	Will Worth (injured)	Navy
RB	Marcus Cox	Appalachian State
RB	I'Tavius Mathers	Middle Tennessee
RB	De'Veon Smith	Michigan
WR	Quincy Adeboyejo	Mississippi
WR	Stacey Coley	Miami
WR	Gehrig Dieter	Alabama
WR	Tony STevens	Aubur
WR	Kermit Whitfield	Florida State
WR	DeAngelo Yancey	Purdue
WR	Rodney Adams (injured)	South Florida
WR	Kenny Golladay (injury)	Northern Illinois
TE	Anthony Auclair	Laval
TE	Colin Jeter	LSU
TE	Scott Orndoff	Pittsburgh
TE	Eric Saubert	Drake
C	Lucas Crowley	North Carolina
C	Joey Scelfo	N.C. State
C	Cameron Tom	Southern Miss
OT	William holden	Vanderbilt
OT	Dieugot Joseph	FIU
OT	Erik Magnuson	Michigan
OT	Jonathan McLaughlin	Virginia Tech
OT	Dan Skipper	Arkansas
G	Alex Kozan	Auburn
G	Kyle Kalis	Michigan
G	Kareem Are (injured)	Florida State
DT	DeAngelo Brown	Louisville
DT	Jason Carr	West Georgia
DT	Matthew Godin	Michigan
DT	Joey Ivie	Florida
DT	Jarod Clements Jr. (injured)	Illinois
DE	Bryan Cox	Florida
DE	Trey Hendrickson	Florida Atlantic
DE	Ejuan Price	Pittsburgh
DE	Karter Schult	Northern Iowa
ILB	Richie Brown	Mississippi State
ILB	Austin Calitro	Villanova
ILB	Andrew King	Army
ILB	Marquel Lee	Wake Forest
ILB	Brooks Ellis (illness)	Arkansas
OLB	Javancy Jones	Jackson State
OLB	James Onwualu	Notre Dame
CB	Tony Bridges	Ole Miss
CB	Nate Hairston	Temple
CB	Jalen Myrick	Minnesota
CB	Channing Stribling	Michigan
CB	Jack Tocho	N.C. State
CB	Brad Watson	Wake Forest
CB	Jeremy Cutrer (injured)	Middle Tennessee
S	Jamal Carter	Miami
S	Lano Hill	Michigan
S	Anthony Fish Smithson	Kansas
S	Dymonte Thomas	Michigan
S	Damarius Travis	Minnesota
S	Xavier Woods	LSU
P	Eric Keena	North Texas
K	Nick Weiler	North Carolina

Top Prospects

Zach Terrell, QB, Western Michigan

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Western Michigan quarterback Zach Terrell was an enormous reason why the Broncos were the leading Group of 5 program in the country during the 2016 season. 

Terrell amassed 3,533 passing yards, which ranked 18th in the FBS along with 33 touchdowns and just four interceptions. 

Behind him, Western Michigan finished the year 13-1, tied for the best record in the FBS with Alabama. The Broncos also made their first-ever major bowl game with an appearance in the Cotton Bowl, which they wound up losing 24-16 to Wisconsin. 

At 6'2", 204 pounds, Terrell has the size and the intangibles to become an NFL quarterback, but Bleacher Report's Matt Miller does not have the Western Michigan passer slated to be drafted this April.

A solid performance in the Shrine Game can help change that.

I'Tavius Mathers, RB, Middle Tennessee

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Only 13 running backs in the FBS rushed for over 1,500 yards in 2016. Just one of them will be at the East-West Shrine Game as I'Tavius Mathers of Middle Tennessee will headline the East's backfield.

Having spent his first three years at Ole Miss in the SEC, Mathers transferred in 2015 and dominated in his only year at Middle Tennessee in Conference USA. 

In 13 games in 2016, Mathers compiled 1,561 yards and 17 touchdowns, which both ranked 11th in the FBS. 

He also showed dual-threat capabilities on top of that, catching 66 passes for 633 yards and another three touchdowns.

But like Terrell, Mathers is not projected to be drafted by Miller in 2017.

Hunter Dimick, DE, Utah

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When it comes to pass rushing, it doesn't get much better than Utah's Hunter Dimick. 

During his senior season in 2016, he was tied for third in the nation with 15 sacks while forcing the opposing passer back 73 yards in the process. 

The 6'3", 272-pound athletic defensive end recorded at least one sack in eight of 13 games last year, including a monster five-sack effort against Arizona State on Nov. 10.

Pro Football Focus added that he recorded 74 total pressures, which was the second-most among 4-3 defensive ends in the country.

It earned him co-Pac-12 Defensive Player of the Year honors in the process, but it still didn't get him a place on Miller's latest mock draft. 

Stats courtesy of ESPN.com.