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All-Star Bowl rosters begin taking shape

Published on Wednesday, December 19, 2012

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All-Star Bowl rosters begin taking shape
Mentors named All-Star Bowl
 
A host of Palmetto State football players have signed to take part in the inaugural South Carolina College All Star Bowl on March 23 at North Greenville University at 3 p.m.

Upstate commitments include Austin Sargent, an offensive lineman from Gardner-Webb University; Byron Best, a cornerback from Toledo University; Israel Pickens, an offensive lineman from Tusculum College; Cartier Rice, a cornerback from the University of Kentucky; Lenard Williams, a defensive end from Washington State University; Apollo Stretch, a linebacker from Newberry College; Tra’ves Bush, a linebacker from the U.S. Naval Academy; and Randall Hawkins, a wide receiver from Concord University.

Early commitments for the Lowcountry team include Emmanuel Houston, a wide receiver from Benedict College; Nick Adams, a wide receiver from University of Alabama-Birmingham; Tremaine Germany, a long snapper from Benedict College; Andrew Power, a tight end from North Texas University; B.J. Sumter, a defensive tackle from the University of Wyoming; Leonard Paulk, a defensive back from East Carolina University; Sean Kennedy, an offensive lineman from Benedict College; Gee Gee Greene, a slot back from the U.S. Naval Academy; Jordan Mosely, an offensive lineman from Johnson C. Smith College; Demazio Skelton, a defensive back from Georgia State, and Taylor Wyndham, a defensive end from the University of Kentucky.

Rosters will be finalized in January.
Players from the Upstate (or north of the I-20 line) will be coached by Danny Ford, who led Clemson University to the 1981 National Championship. The Lowcountry team will be coached by Willie Jeffries, the retired head coach of South Carolina State University and a member of the College Football Hall of Fame. 

NFL veterans George Rogers, Patrick Sapp, Brandon Bennett, Woodrow Dantzler and others will serve as mentors to the players as they prepare for the game. Clemson and University of South Carolina broadcasters Will Merritt and Todd Ellis will provide commentary and insight for the game.

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