The 2015 East-West Shrine Game is set to be held at Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg, Fla. on Saturday, Jan. 17 at 4 p.m. ET. This is the fifth consecutive year that NFL Network (complete broadcast schedule) provides exclusive coverage of the East-West Shrine Game -- the longest-running all-star college football game.
Below are the rosters for each team:
EAST TEAM
Coach: Mike Singletary
Quarterbacks
Anthony Boone, Duke
Taylor Heinicke, Old Dominion
Hutson Mason, Georgia
Running backs
Dominique Brown, Louisville
Larry Dixon (FB), Army
Kenny Hilliard, LSU
Terrence Magee, LSU
Receivers
Gerald Christian (TE), Louisville (injured)
Andre Davis, South Florida
Devin Gardner, Michigan
Khari Lee (TE), Bowie State
Deon Long, Maryland
Tre McBride, William & Mary
Keith Mumphery, Michigan State
Wes Saxton (TE), South Alabama
Darren Waller, Georgia Tech
Offensive linemen
David Andrews, Georgia
Ben Beckwith, Mississippi State
Jamon Brown, Louisville
Dillon Day, Mississippi State
Jonathan Feliciano, Miami (Fla.)
Mark Glowinski, West Virginia
Sean Hickey, Syracuse
Shane McDermott, Miami (Fla.)
Darrian Miller, Kentucky
John Miller, Louisville
Defensive linemen
Anthony Chickillo, Miami (Fla.)
B.J. Dubose, Louisville
Darius Kilgo, Maryland
Derrick Lott, Tennessee-Chattanooga
Jermauria Rasco, LSU
Za'Darius Smith, Kentucky
Davis Tull, Tennessee-Chattanooga (injured)
Leterrius Walton, Central Michigan
Daryl Waud, Western University (Ontario)
Linebackers
Cole Farrand, Maryland
Amarlo Herrera, Georgia
Deiontrez Mount, Louisville
Quayshawn Nealy, Georgia Tech
Edmond Robinson, Newberry College
Jake Ryan, Michigan
Defensive backs
Detrick Bonner (S), Virginia Tech
Justin Coleman (CB), Tennessee
Parrish Gaines (S), Navy
Craig Mager (CB), Texas State
Dean Marlowe (S), James Madison
Ronald Martin (S), LSU
Damian Parms (S), Florida Atlantic
Tye Smith (CB), Towson
Damian Swann (CB), Georgia
Cam Thomas (CB), Western Kentucky
Specialists
Marvin Kloss (K), South Florida
Spencer Roth (P), Baylor
WEST TEAM
Coach: Jim Zorn
Quarterbacks
Cody Fajardo, Nevada
Taylor Kelly, Arizona State
Dylan Thompson, South Carolina
Running backs
Malcolm Brown, Texas
John Crockett, North Dakota State
Aaron Ripkowski (FB), Oklahoma
Zachary Zenner, South Dakota State
Receivers
Blake Bell (TE), Oklahoma
Da'Ron Brown, Northern Illinois
A.J. Derby (TE), Arkansas (injured)
Austin Hill, Arizona
MyCole Pruitt (TE), Southern Illinois
Addison Richards, Regina (Saskatchewan)
Ezell Ruffin, San Diego State
Jordan Taylor, Rice
Kasen Williams, Washington
Offensive linemen
Mickey Baucus, Arizona
Brett Boyko, UNLV (injured)
Cameron Clemmons, Western Kentucky
Miles Dieffenbach, Penn State (injured)
Jamil Douglas, Arizona State
Tayo Fabuluje, TCU
B.J. Finney, Kansas State
Bobby Hart, Florida State
Gregory Mancz, Toledo
Terry Poole, San Diego State
Collin Rahrig, Indiana
Adam Shead, Oklahoma
Brandon Vitabile, Northwestern
Defensive linemen
James Castleman, Oklahoma State
Tyeler Davison, Fresno State
Kyle Emanuel, North Dakota State
Chucky Hunter, TCU
Martin Ifedi, Memphis
David Parry, Stanford
Travis Raciti, San Jose State
Ryan Russell, Purdue
Xavier Williams, Northern Iowa
Linebackers
Bryce Hager, Baylor
Ben Heeney, Kansas
Taiwan Jones, Michigan State
A.J. Tarpley, Stanford
James Vaughters, Stanford
Zachary Vigil, Utah State
Tony Washington, Oregon
Defensive backs
Bernard Blake (CB), Colorado State
Bryce Callahan (CB), Rice
Sam Carter (S), TCU
Corey Cooper (S), Nebraska
Fritz Etienne (S), Memphis
Gregory Henderson (CB), Colorado
Bobby McCain (CB), Memphis
Tevin McDonald (S), Eastern Washington
Jordan Richards (S), Stanford
Josh Shaw (CB), USC
Specialists
Darragh O'Neill (P), Colorado
Niklas Sade (K), North Carolina State
For more information, visit the official site of the East-West Shrine Game.