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The complete roster for the East team at the 2017 Shrine Game.

C Tom Cameron, Southern Mississippi

C Joe Scelfo, North Carolina State

C Lucas Crowley, North Carolina

G Adam Pankey, West Virginia

G Kyle Kalis, Michigan

G Alex Kozan, Auburn

OT Dan Skipper, Arkansas

OT Jonathan McLaughlin, Virginia Tech

OT Erik Magnuson, Michigan

K Nick Weiler, North Carolina

QB Nick Mullens, Southern Mississippi

QB Cooper Rush, Central Michigan

RB De'Veon Smith, Michigan

RB Marcus Cox, Appalachian State

TE Colin Jeter, LSU

TE Scott Orndoff, Pittsburgh

WR Kermit Whitfield, Florida State

WR Tony Stevens, Auburn

WR Gehrig Dieter, Alabama

WR Quincy Adeboyejo, Mississippi

WR Drew Morgan, Arkansas

WR Deangelo Yancey, Purdue

CB Tony Bridges, Mississippi


CB Nate Hairston, Temple

CB Brad Watson, Wake Forest

CB Jack Tocho, North Carolina State

CB Channing Stribling, Michigan

DE Karter Schult, Northern Iowa

DE Bryan Cox, Florida

DE Ejuan Price, Pittsburgh

DE Trey Hendrickson, Florida Atlantic

DT Joey Ivie, Florida

DT DeAngelo Brown, Louisville

DT Matthew Godin, Michigan

LB Andrew King, Army

LB Marquel Lee, Wake Forest

LB Richie Brown, Mississippi State

LB Austin Calitro, Villanova

LB James Onwualu, Notre Dame

S Jamal Carter, Miami

S Fish Smithson, Kansas

S Dymonte Thomas, Michigan

S Damarius Travis, Minnesota

S Xavier Woods, Louisiana Tech Not pictured: OT Holden William – Vanderbilt, OT Jospeh Dieugot - Florida International, QB Alek Torgersen – Pennsylvania, RB I'Tavuis Mathers - Middle Tennessee, TE Eric Saubert – Drake, TE Antony Auclair – Laval, DT Jason Carr - West Georgia, LB Javancy Jones - Jackson State, P Eric Keena - North Texas, S Lano Hill - Michigan
- LB Hardy Nickerson, West**
By name recognition alone, Nickerson deserves a spot on this list. His father, who goes by the same name, was one of the most prolific defenders in Buccaneer history. Despite his father's success, Nickerson's play has established a name for himself. He finished his college career with 353 tackles, which were the sixth-most in the country for active players when he graduated. He led Illinois with 107 tackles during the 2016 season. He also recorded 5.5 tackles for a loss, two interceptions, and a fumble recovery.
2. S Xavier Woods, East
Woods is one of the top overall prospects playing at the Shrine Game and could be selected in the first three rounds of the draft come April. He was a key contributor for all four of his seasons at Louisiana Tech and finished his career with 272 tackles, 20.5 of which were for a loss, along with two sacks 14 interceptions, 18 passes defensed and six forced fumbles.
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The complete roster for the West team at the 2017 Shrine Game.

CB Aarion Penton, Missouri

CB Ashton Lampkin, Oklahoma State

CB Fabian Moreau, UCLA

CB Treston Decoud, Oregon State

CB Tyquwan Glass, Fresno State

C Chase Roullier, Wyoming

C Tobijah Hughley, Louisville

C Gavin Andrews, Oregon State

DE Avery Moss, Youngstown State

DE Darius English, South Carolina

DE Deatrich Wise Jr., Arkansas

DE Hunter Dimick, Utah

DE Jeremiah Ledbetter, Arkansas

DT BJ Singleton, Houston

DT Josh Augusta, Missouri

DT Josh Tupou, Colorado

DT Ralph Green III, Indiana

LB Calvin Munson, San Diego State

LB Hardy Nickerson Jr., Illinois

LB Jimmie Gilbert, Colorado

LB Kenneth Olugbode, Colorado

LB Kevin Davis, Colorado State

LB Paul Magloire Jr., Arizona

OT Avery Gennesy, Texas A&M

OT Sam Tevi, Utah

OT Victor Salako, Oklahoma State

P/PK Austin Rehkow, Idaho

QB Gunner Kiel, Cincinnati

QB Wes Lunt, Illinois

QB Zach Terrell, Western Michigan

RB Dare Ogunbowale, Wisconsin

RB Joseph Williams, Utah

S Jadar Johnson, Clemson

S Leon McQuay III, Southern California

S Orion Stewart, Baylor

S Randall Goforth, UCLA

S Tedric Thompson, Colorado

S Weston Steelhammer, Air Force

TE Blake Jarwin, Oklahoma State

TE Taylor McNamara, Southern California

WO Austin Carr, Northwestern

WO Billy Brown, Shepherd

WO Jalen Robinette, Air Force

WO Gabe Marks, Washington State

WO Karel Hamilton, Samford

WO Trey Griffey, Arizona

Not Pictured: G Zach Johnson- North Dakota State, G Geoff Gray- Manitoba, OT Storm Norton- Toledo, OT Erik Austell- Charleston Southern, RB Eli McGuire- Louisiana-Lafayette, TE Michael Roberts- Toledo
- DE Karter Schult, East**
Schult led the NCAA, both FBC and FCS, in sacks with 17 and recorded at least one sack in every game he played. For his efforts, Schult was named the Missouri Valley Conference Defensive Player of the Year for Northern Iowa, while also being named the top defensive player in the FCS. Schult was second in the FCS with 24 tackles for a loss and 20 quarterback hurries. At 6-foot-2 and 240 pounds, he's on the smaller side for a defensive lineman and could potentially be signed as an undrafted free agent if he isn't picked up in the later rounds of the draft.
4. DT Jason Carr, East
The 6-foot-6, 305-pound defensive tackle from West Georgia was a four-star prospect at defensive end coming out of high school with offers from LSU, Alabama, Nebraska, Mississippi and Tennessee and committed to play for the Vols. Carr ultimately left Tennessee after his sophomore season and landed at a junior college before continuing his career at West Georgia. He had 28 tackles, 5.5 of which were for a loss, and three sacks in 2016.
5. CB Fabian Moreau, West
Moreau recorded 149 tackles during his career at UCLA, 99 of which were solo. He also knocked away 21 passes, recorded three interceptions and forced two fumbles. Going into his sophomore season, his head coach called him a first-round talent, according to NFL.com's draft profile.