The 2014 East–West Shrine Game, the 89th staging of the all-star college football exhibition game, was held on January 18, 2014, at 4:00 PM EST, and featured NCAA Division I Football Bowl Subdivision players and a few select invitees from Canadian university football. The game featured more than 100 players from the 2013 college football season, and prospects for the 2014 draft of the professional National Football League (NFL). In the week prior to the game, scouts from all 32 NFL teams attended. The game was held in St. Petersburg, Florida, at Tropicana Field, and benefits Shriners Hospitals for Children.[2]
2014 East–West Shrine Game | |||||||||||||||||||
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All–Star Bowl Game | |||||||||||||||||||
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Date | January 18, 2014 | ||||||||||||||||||
Season | 2013 | ||||||||||||||||||
Stadium | Tropicana Field | ||||||||||||||||||
Location | St. Petersburg, Florida | ||||||||||||||||||
MVP | Jimmy Garoppolo (QB, Eastern Illinois) & Ethan Westbrooks (DE, West Texas A&M)[1] | ||||||||||||||||||
Attendance | 19,500 | ||||||||||||||||||
United States TV coverage | |||||||||||||||||||
Network | NFL Network | ||||||||||||||||||
Players
editEast Team
editOffense
editNo. | Name | Position | Height/Weight | School |
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24 | Zach Bauman | RB | 5-10/200 | Northern Arizona |
82 | Alex Bayer | TE | 6-4/253 | Bowling Green |
52 | Justin Britt | OT | 6-6/315 | Missouri |
71 | Kyle Bryant | OT | 6-7/320 | Youngstown State |
66 | Laurent Duvernay-Tardif | OT | 6-5/315 | McGill (Canada) |
74 | Chris Elkins | C | 6-4/300 | Youngstown State |
72 | Matt Feiler | OT | 6-7/325 | Bloomsburg |
73 | Zach Fulton | OG | 6-5/323 | Tennessee |
80 | Jeremy Gallon | WR | 5-8/187 | Michigan |
11 | Jimmy Garoppolo | QB | 6-3/222 | Eastern Illinois |
8 | Crockett Gillmore | TE | 6-6/245 | Colorado State |
76 | Matt Hall | OT | 6-10/320 | Belhaven (MS) |
52 | Donald Hawkins | OT | 6-5/310 | Texas |
84 | Matt Hazel | WR | 6-3/190 | Coastal Carolina |
1 | Allen Hurns | WR | 6-3/195 | Miami (FL) |
18 | Blake Jackson | TE | 6-3/235 | Oklahoma State |
67 | Zac Kerin | C | 6-5/300 | Toledo |
85 | Ja-Mes Logan | WR | 6-3/193 | Mississippi |
88 | Erik Lora | WR | 5-11/190 | Eastern Illinois |
59 | Antwan Lowery | OG | 6-4/305 | Rutgers |
6 | Jordan Lynch | QB | 6-0/216 | Northern Illinois |
9 | Jeff Mathews | QB | 6-4/229 | Cornell |
20 | Rajion Neal | RB | 5-10/212 | Tennessee |
27 | LaDarius Perkins | RB | 5-10/190 | Mississippi State |
64 | James Stone | C | 6-3/302 | Tennessee |
63 | John Urschel | OG | 6-3/308 | Penn State |
Defense
editNo. | Name | Position | HT/WT | School |
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21 | Ricardo Allen | CB | 5-9/186 | Purdue |
10 | Tre Boston | S | 6-1/190 | North Carolina |
13 | Xavius Boyd | LB | 6-2/243 | Western Kentucky |
96 | Jason Bromley | DL | 6-4/293 | Syracuse |
2 | Preston Brown | LB | 6-2/255 | Louisville |
22 | T. J. Carrie | CB | 6-0/212 | Ohio |
40 | Glenn Carson | LB | 6-3/235 | Penn State |
98 | Will Clarke | DL | 6-7/273 | West Virginia |
26 | Ross Cockrell | CB | 6-0/190 | Duke |
3 | Pierre Desir | CB | 6-2/210 | Lindenwood |
15 | Phillip Gaines | CB | 6-1/185 | Rice |
90 | Bruce Gaston | DL | 6-2/305 | Purdue |
23 | Andre Hal | CB | 6-0/185 | Vanderbilt |
4 | Andrew Jackson | LB | 6-1/257 | Western Kentucky |
46 | Derrell Johnson | LB | 6-2/263 | East Carolina |
94 | Zach Kerr | DL | 6-2/310 | Delaware |
34 | DeDe Lattimore | LB | 6-1/237 | South Florida |
5 | Nevin Lawson | CB | 5-10/186 | Utah State |
17 | A. J. Marshall | S | 6-0/190 | Wake Forest |
26 | Demonte McAllister | DL | 6-2/290 | Florida State |
41 | Johnny Millard | LB | 6-3/240 | Cal Poly |
53 | Cody Peterson | LB | 6-3/228 | Navy |
56 | Garrison Smith | DL | 6-3/297 | Georgia |
29 | Hakeem Smith | S | 6-2/199 | Louisville |
12 | Dezmen Southward | S | 6-2/214 | Wisconsin |
14 | Jemea Thomas | S | 5-10/195 | Georgia Tech |
99 | Ethan Westbrooks | DL | 6-4/263 | West Texas A&M |
57 | Kerry Wynn | DL | 6-5/270 | Richmond |
Specialists
editNo. | Name | Position | HT/WT | School |
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16 | Zach Hocker | K | 6-0/182 | Arkansas |
30 | Steven Clark | P | 6-5/232 | Auburn |
West Team
editOffense
editNo. | Name | Position | Height/Weight | School |
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83 | Ted Bolser | TE | 6-6/255 | Indiana |
2 | John Brown | WR | 5-11/170 | Pitt State (KS) |
68 | Chris Burnette | OG | 6-2/312 | Georgia |
24 | Brennan Clay | RB | 5-11/198 | Oklahoma |
79 | Dakota Dozier | OG | 6-4/291 | Furman |
18 | Quincy Enunwa | WR | 6-2/225 | Nebraska |
63 | Dillon Farrell | OG | 6-5/290 | New Mexico |
20 | Timothy Flanders | RB | 5-9/210 | Sam Houston State |
82 | Kaneakua Friel | TE | 6-5/250 | BYU |
77 | Kevin Graf | OT | 6-6/304 | USC |
75 | Ryan Groy | OG | 6-5/320 | Wisconsin |
64 | Gabe Ikard | C | 6-3/290 | Oklahoma |
89 | Chandler Jones | WR | 5-11/175 | San Jose State |
81 | Seantavius Jones | WR | 6-3/200 | Valdosta State |
7 | T. J. Jones | WR | 5-11/190 | Notre Dame |
76 | Danny Kistler | OT | 6-8/315 | Montana |
37 | Anthony LaCoste | RB | 5-10/205 | Air Force |
18 | Patrick Laird | WR | 6-3/219 | Army |
78 | Charles Leno | OT | 6-4/295 | Boise State |
31 | Ben Malena | RB | 5-9/195 | Texas A&M |
48 | Jordan Najvar | TE | 6-6/255 | Baylor |
17 | Keith Price | QB | 6-1/202 | Washington |
6 | Bernard Reedy | WR | 5-9/175 | Toledo |
11 | Tommy Rees | QB | 6-1/215 | Notre Dame |
71 | Jeremiah Sirles | OT | 6-6/312 | Nebraska |
10 | Keith Wenning | QB | 6-3/220 | Ball State |
72 | Austin Wentworth | OG | 6-5/300 | Fresno State |
58 | Khalil Wilkes | C | 6-3/290 | Stanford |
Defense
editNo. | Name | Position | HT/WT | School |
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97 | Beau Allen | DL | 6-3/334 | Wisconsin |
56 | Shaquil Barrett | LB | 6-2/250 | Colorado State |
22 | Bené Benwikere | CB | 6-0/192 | San Jose State |
44 | Max Bullough | LB | 6-3/245 | Michigan State |
23 | Carrington Byndom | CB | 6-0/180 | Texas |
3 | Alden Darby | S | 5-11/195 | Arizona State |
40 | Nate Dreiling | LB | 6-4/226 | Pitt State (KS) |
70 | Justin Ellis | DL | 6-2/357 | Louisiana Tech |
32 | E. J. Gaines | CB | 5-11/195 | Missouri |
95 | Evan Gill | DL | 6-3/291 | Manitoba (Canada) |
98 | Derrick Hopkins | DL | 6-0/311 | Virginia Tech |
12 | Bennett Jackson | CB | 6-0/195 | Notre Dame |
42 | Devon Kennard | LB | 6-3/255 | USC |
8 | Daytawion Lowe | S | 5-11/205 | Oklahoma State |
93 | Cassius Marsh | DL | 6-4/268 | UCLA |
90 | Josh Mauro | DL | 6-6/275 | Stanford |
92 | Zach Moore | DL | 6-6/285 | Concordia (MN) |
27 | Stephen Obeng-Agyapong | S | 5-10/205 | Penn State |
1 | Sean Parker | S | 5-10/195 | Washington |
16 | Rashaad Reynolds | CB | 5-11/186 | Oregon State |
5 | Shaquille Richardson | CB | 6-1/188 | Arizona |
55 | Prince Shembo | LB | 6-1/250 | Notre Dame |
9 | Daniel Sorensen | S | 6-2/208 | BYU |
41 | Tyler Starr | LB | 6-5/250 | South Dakota |
96 | Chidera Uzo-Diribe | DL | 6-3/250 | Colorado |
21 | Brock Vereen | S | 6-0/202 | Minnesota |
99 | Larry Webster III | DL | 6-7/250 | Bloomsburg |
25 | Marcus Williams | CB | 5-11/192 | North Dakota State |
Specialists
editNo. | Name | Position | HT/WT | School |
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4 | Anthony Fera | K | 6-2/208 | Texas |
15 | Richie Leone | P | 6-3/215 | Houston |
Game summary
editScoring summary
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Statistics
editStatistics | East | West |
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First Downs | 11 | 15 |
Total offense, plays - yards | 52-225 | 62-240 |
Rushes-yards (net) | 23-85 | 25-61 |
Passing yards (net) | 140 | 179 |
Passes, Comp-Att-Int | 15-26-3 | 19-36-2 |
Time of Possession | 26:45 | 33:15 |
2014 NFL Draft
editReferences
edit- ^ "MVP Award Recipients". shrinegame.com. 2017. Retrieved December 25, 2017.
- ^ "2014 Game Day". East-West Shrine Game. Shriners Hospitals for Children. Archived from the original on January 7, 2014. Retrieved January 7, 2014.