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The 2013 East–West Shrine Game was the 88th staging of the all-star college football exhibition game featuring NCAA Division I Football Bowl Subdivision players and a few select invitees from Canadian university football. The game featured over 100 players from the 2012 college football season, and prospects for the 2013 Draft of the professional National Football League (NFL). In the week prior to the game, scouts from all 32 NFL teams attended. The proceeds from the East-West Shrine Game benefit Shriners Hospitals for Children. Jerry Glanville and Leeman Bennett were named coaches on December 5, 2012.[1] The West defeated the East 28-13.[2]
Players
East Team
Offense
No. | Name | Position | Height/Weight | School |
---|---|---|---|---|
78 | Terron Armstead | OL | 6-5/310 | Arkansas-Pine Bluff |
80 | Blake Emory | WR | 6-2/195 | Auburn |
11 | Cameron Colby | QB | 6-2/205 | Louisiana Tech |
15 | Marcus Davis | WR | 6-4/225 | Virginia Tech |
64 | Jordan Devey | OL | 6-6/305 | Memphis |
76 | R.J. Dill | OL | 6-6/315 | Rutgers |
83 | Corey Fuller | WR | 6-3/195 | Virginia Tech |
12 | Ray Graham | RB | 5-10/190 | Pittsburgh |
18 | Montel Harris | RB | 5-9/208 | Temple |
73 | Garth Heikkinen | OL | 6-2 1/2/305 | Minnesota Duluth |
88 | Erik Highsmith | WR | 6-3/195 | North Carolina |
74 | Mark Jackson | OL | 6-6/330 | Glenville State |
10 | D. C. Jefferson | TE | 6-6/250 | Rutgers |
55 | T. J. Johnson | OL | 6-5/315 | South Carolina |
7 | Collin Klein | QB | 6-5/226 | Kansas State |
58 | Eric Kush | OL | 6-4/299 | California (PA) |
44 | Chris Pantale | TE | 6-6/255 | Boston College |
97 | Lucas Reed | TE | 6-6/255 | New Mexico |
19 | Sean Renfree | QB | 6-4/225 | Duke |
59 | Matt Sewell | OL | 6-8/345 | McMaster (Canada) |
85 | Rodney Smith | WR | 6-6/219 | Florida State |
72 | Nick Speller | OL | 6-5/290 | Massachusetts |
2 | Zac Stacy | RB | 5-9/214 | Vanderbilt |
54 | Matt Stankiewitch | OL | 6-3/303 | Penn State |
13 | Nathan Stanley | QB | 6-5/215 | Southeastern Louisiana |
8 | Trent Steelman | WR | 6-0/210 | Army |
86 | Brandon Turner | WR | 6-4/225 | Navy |
70 | Earl Watford | OL | 6-4/295 | James Madison |
Defense
No. | Name | Position | HT/WT | School |
---|---|---|---|---|
36 | Sam Barrington | LB | 6-2/238 | South Florida |
91 | David Bass | DL | 6-4/260 | Missouri Western State |
30 | Brandan Bishop | S | 6-2/205 | North Carolina State |
29 | Xavier Brewer | CB | 5-11/190 | Clemson |
77 | Mike Catapano | DL | 6-4/270 | Princeton |
93 | Izaan Cross | DL | 6-4/300 | Georgia Tech |
52 | Matt Evans | LB | 6-0/230 | New Hampshire |
24 | Josh Evans | S | 6-1/199 | Florida |
96 | A. J. Francis | DL | 6-5/315 | Maryland |
31 | Rashard Hall | S | 6-2/210 | Clemson |
42 | Gerald Hodges | LB | 6-2/251 | Penn State |
28 | Josh Johnson | CB | 5-11/195 | Purdue |
95 | Cameron Meredith | DL | 6-4/260 | Nebraska |
4 | Robert McCabe | LB | 6-2/234 | Georgetown |
90 | Anthony McCloud | DL | 6-2/322 | Florida State |
34 | Lerentee McCray | LB | 6-3/249 | Florida |
21 | Brandon McGee | CB | 6-0/197 | Miami (FL) |
46 | Nick Moody | LB | 6-2/237 | Florida State |
3 | Sio Moore | LB | 6-2/229 | Connecticut |
26 | Kejuan Riley | S | 6-1/208 | Alabama State |
7 | Branden Smith | CB | 5-11/175 | Georgia |
22 | Rod Sweeting | CB | 6-0/187 | Georgia Tech |
98 | Devin Taylor | DL | 6-8/267 | South Carolina |
1 | Cooper Taylor | S | 6-4/230 | Richmond |
94 | Scott Vallone | DL | 6-3/275 | Rutgers |
92 | Joe Vellano | DL | 6-2/295 | Maryland |
6 | Kayvon Webster | CB | 5-11/196 | South Florida |
23 | Melvin White | CB | 6-3/191 | Louisiana Lafayette |
9 | Trey Wilson | CB | 5-11/190 | Vanderbilt |
27 | Earl Wolff | S | 6-0/207 | North Carolina State |
Specialists
No. | Name | Position | HT/WT | School |
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17 | Caleb Sturgis | K | 5-11/190 | Florida |
14 | Dylan Breeding | P | 6-1/215 | Arkansas |
West Team
Offense
No. | Name | Position | Height/Weight | School |
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81 | Anthony Amos | WR | 6-0/185 | Middle Tennessee State |
60 | Jeff Baca | OL | 6-3/295 | UCLA |
74 | Sam Brenner | OL | 6-4/295 | Utah |
75 | Braden Brown | OL | 6-6/300 | Brigham Young |
4 | Dan Buckner | WR | 6-4/211 | Arizona |
1 | Chad Bumphis | WR | 5-11/198 | Mississippi State |
14 | Alex Carder | QB | 6-3/225 | Western Michigan |
8 | Jasper Collins | WR | 5-11/190 | Mount Union |
6 | Keenan Davis | WR | 6-2/215 | Iowa |
7 | Seth Doege | QB | 6-1/205 | Texas Tech |
50 | Kirby Fabien | OL | 6-6/305 | Calgary |
88 | Joseph Fauria | TE | 6-7/255 | UCLA |
53 | James Ferentz | OL | 6-1/288 | Iowa |
67 | Manase Foketi | OL | 6-5/235 | West Texas A&M |
66 | Blaize Foltz | OL | 6-4/315 | Texas Christian |
12 | Tyrone Goard | WR | 6-4/196 | Eastern Kentucky |
72 | Tanner Hawkinson | OL | 6-5 1/2/300 | Kansas |
44 | Nick Kasa | TE | 6-6/265 | Colorado |
48 | Zach Line | RB | 6-1/230 | SMU |
33 | Christine Michael | RB | 5-11/220 | Texas A&M |
68 | Dann O'Neill | OL | 6-8/305 | Western Michigan |
86 | Theo Riddick | WR | 5-11/200 | Notre Dame |
52 | Andrew Robiskie | OL | 6-2/302 | Western Illinois |
10 | Matt Scott | QB | 6-3/208 | Arizona |
84 | Zach Sudfeld | TE | 6-7/255 | Nevada |
56 | Ryan Turnley | OL | 6-6/313 | Pittsburgh |
25 | Kerwynn Williams | RB | 5-8 1/4/191 | Utah State |
Defense
No. | Name | Position | HT/WT | School |
---|---|---|---|---|
15 | Jahleel Addae | S | 5-11/200 | Central Michigan |
97 | Josh Boyd | DL | 6-3/300 | Mississippi State |
73 | William Campbell | DL | 6-5/310 | Michigan |
16 | Cody Davis | S | 6-2/205 | Texas Tech |
54 | Steve Greer | LB | 6-2/230 | Virginia |
31 | Terry Hawthorne | CB | 6-1/193 | Illinois |
3 | Aaron Hester | CB | 6-2/195 | UCLA |
28 | DeVonte Holloman | LB | 6-2/240 | South Carolina |
95 | Wes Horton | DL | 6-2/237 | USC |
9 | Demontre Hurst | CB | 5-10/183 | Oklahoma |
18 | Micah Hyde | CB | 6-1/190 | Iowa |
11 | Keelan Johnson | S | 6-1/207 | Arizona State |
43 | Travis Johnson | DE | 6-2/245 | San Jose State |
47 | A. J. Klein | LB | 6-2/244 | Iowa State |
94 | Rob Lohr | DL | 6-4/290 | Vanderbilt |
24 | Nigel Malone | CB | 5-10/180 | Kansas State |
20 | Bradley McDougald | S | 6-1/210 | Kansas |
26 | Zeke Motta | S | 6-3/215 | Notre Dame |
83 | Will Pericak | DL | 6-4/295 | Colorado |
13 | Keith Pough | LB | 6-3/238 | Howard |
22 | Sheldon Price | CB | 6-2/180 | UCLA |
89 | Craig Roh | DL | 6-5/281 | Michigan |
51 | Albert Rosette | LB | 6-2/240 | Nevada |
45 | Caleb Schreibeis | DL | 6-3/252 | Montana State |
29 | Shamarko Thomas | S | 5-10/208 | Syracuse |
96 | Brandon Thurmond | DL | 6-2/260 | Arkansas-Pine Bluff |
42 | Nathan Williams | LB | 6-3/249 | Ohio State |
5 | Duke Williams | S | 6-0/200 | Nevada |
2 | Khalid Wooten | CB | 5-11/200 | Nevada |
Specialists
No. | Name | Position | HT/WT | School |
---|---|---|---|---|
19 | Zach Brown | K | 6-4/210 | Portland State |
49 | Josh Hubner | P | 6-4/238 | Arizona State |
Game summary
Scoring summary
1st quarter scoring: WEST - Anthony Amos 3-yard run (Zach Brown kick)
2nd quarter scoring: EAST - Caleb Sturgis 48-yard field goal; WEST - Chad Bumphis 57-yard pass from Matt Scott (Brown kick); WEST - Nigel Malone 24-yard interception return (Brown kick)
3rd quarter scoring: EAST - Trent Steelman 7-yard run (Sturgis kick)
4th quarter scoring: WEST - Christine Michael 6-yard run (Brown kick); EAST - Sturgis 38-yard field goal
Statistics
Statistics | East | West |
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First Downs | 11 | 18 |
Total offense, plays - yards | 50-203 | 59-310 |
Rushes-yards (net) | 26-108 | 36-104 |
Passing yards (net) | 95 | 206 |
Passes, Comp-Att-Int | 10-24-3 | 16-23-2 |
Time of Possession | 23:56 | 36:04 |
2013 NFL Draft
Of the players that participated in the 2013 East–West Shrine Game, 35 were drafted during the 2013 NFL Draft. The highest player drafted that played in the game was Christine Michael who was selected by the Seattle Seahawks in the second round (62nd overall).
References
- ^ "Leeman Bennett and Jerry Glanville Selected as Head Coaches of the 88th East-West Shrine Game". 2012-12-05.
- ^ "West tops the East, 28-13, in 2013 Shrine Game". National Football League. 2013-01-19. Retrieved 2013-01-19.