2014 East–West Shrine Game

2014 East–West Shrine Game
2014 East–West Shrine Game
All–Star Bowl Game
East Team	West Team
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Head coach: ; Jerry Glanville	Head coach: ; Romeo Crennel
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)
Attendance	19,500
United States TV coverage
Network	NFL Network

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]

Players

No.	Name	Position	Height/Weight	School
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

No.	Name	Position	HT/WT	School
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

No.	Name	Position	HT/WT	School
16	Zach Hocker	K	6-0/182	Arkansas
30	Steven Clark	P	6-5/232	Auburn

No.	Name	Position	Height/Weight	School
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 Jr.	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

No.	Name	Position	HT/WT	School
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

No.	Name	Position	HT/WT	School
4	Anthony Fera	K	6-2/208	Texas
15	Richie Leone	P	6-3/215	Houston

Quarter	Time	Drive			Team	Scoring information	Score
Quarter	Time	Plays	Yards	TOP	Team	Scoring information	East	West
1	13:17	4	9	1:04	East	31-yard field goal by Zach Hocker	3	0
1	6:47	12	61	6:19	West	34-yard field goal by Anthony Fera	3	3
2	14:17	5	8	2:36	West	37-yard field goal by Anthony Fera	3	6
2	2:45	9	48	3:46	East	34-yard field goal by Zach Hocker	6	6
2	0:12	7	66	0:47	East	Matt Hazel 1-yard touchdown run, Zach Hocker kick good	13	6
3	9:24	5	49	3:12	West	Bernard Reedy 20-yard touchdown reception from Keith Price, Anthony Fera kick good	13	13
4	11:16	7	30	4:11	East	57-yard field goal by Zach Hocker	16	13
4	9:38				East	Fumble recovery returned 0 yards for touchdown by Nevin Lawson, Zach Hocker kick good	23	13
"TOP" = time of possession. For other American football terms, see Glossary of American football.							23	13

↑ "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.

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