If NCAA Football Had a Pro Bowl

I have always wanted to see a pro bowl among college athletes. Wouldn't it be great to see some of the top players in college football in action. So, I have put together two dreams that would be divided east and west. The east would consist of the ACC, Big East, Conference USA, MAC, and SEC, while the west would consist of the Big 10, Big 12, Pac 10, MVC, and WAC. Here are my teams for the imaginary 2008-2009 college Pro Bowl.

                                                                                                                               East

QB—Tim Tebow, Florida

RB—Knowshon Moreno, Georgia

RB—Donald Brown, Connecticut

WR—Percy Harvin, Florida

WR—A.J. Green, Georgia

WR—Hakeem Nicks, North Carolina

TE—D.J. Williams, Arkansas

OT—Michael Oher, Ole Miss

OT—Andre Smith, Alabama

G—Herman Johnson, LSU

G—C.J. Davis, Pittsburgh

C—Antoine Caldwell, Alabama

DT—Terrence Cody, Alabama

DT—Arthur Jones, Syracuse

DE—Connor Barwin, Cincinnati

DE—Everette Brown, Florida State

LB—Brandon Spikes, Florida

LB—Scott McKillup, Pittsburgh

LB—Tyrone McKenzie, South Florida

CB—Victor Harris, Virginia Tech

CB—Antonio Smith, Bowling Green

S—Eric Berry, Tennessee

S—Rashad Johnson, Alabama

K—Nate Parseghian, Miami (Ohio)

P—Kevin Huber, Cincinnati

                                                                                                                                West

QB—Graham Harrell, Texas Tech

RB—Shonn Greene, Iowa

RB—Jaquizz Rodgers, Oregon State

WR—Michael Crabtree, Texas Tech

WR—Dez Bryant, Oklahoma State

WR—Jeremy Maclin, Missouri

TE—Jermaine Gresham, Oklahoma

OT—Dallas Reynolds, BYU

OT—Russell Okung, Oklahoma State

G—Duke Robinson, Oklahoma

G—Mark Lewis, Oregon

C—A.Q. Shipley, Penn State

DT— Mitch King, Iowa

DT—Gerald McCoy, Oklahoma

DE—Brian Orakpo, Texas

DE—Jerry Hughes, TCU

LB—Rey Maualuga, USC

LB—James Laurinaitis, Ohio State

LB—Brit Miller, Illinois

CB—Malcom Jenkins, Ohio State

CB—Vontae Davis, Illinois

S—Taylor Mays, USC

S—Otis Wiley, Michigan State

K—Louie Sakoda, Utah

P—T.J. Conley, Idaho