Eight Florida Gators named to Shrine Bowl 1000

Eight Florida Gators were named to the Watch List for the East-West Shrine Bowl on Wednesday.

Brenton Cox, Trey Dean, Richard Gouriage, Ventrell Miller, Ricky Pearsall, Justin Shorter, O’Cyrus Torrence, and Ethan White are all being eyed.

The East-West Shrine Bowl is the longest-running college all-star football game in the nation. The East-West Shrine Bowl is an important part of America’s football tradition, giving top college players a chance to showcase their talents to NFL scouts and a national television audience.

For more some of football’s greatest athletes and coaches have contributed to the tradition of the East-West Shrine Bowl. Players like Gale Sayers, Tom Brady, John Elway, Allan Page, Dick Butkus, Brett Favre, Gino Marchetti and Walter Payton, along with coaches Don Shula, Dick Vermeil, Paul “Bear” Bryant, and Jerry Glanville, to name a few, have supported the East-West Shrine Bowl.

How do the Gators stack up with the rest of the SEC?

The SEC placed 141 players on the Shrine Bowl 1,000. The Gators had eight, while the LSU Tigers led the conference with 18 players listed.

Alabama (12)

Jordan Battle – S

Darrian Dalcourt – OL

DJ Dale – DT

Justin Eboigbe – DE

Emil Ekiyor Jr – OL

Tyler Harrell – WR

DeMarcco Hellams – S

Cameron Latu – TE

Will Reichard – K

Tyler Steen – OL

Henry To’o To’o – LB

Byron Young – DE

Arkansas (8)

LaDarrius Bishop – CB

Latavious Brini – S

Matthew Landers – WR

Bumper Pool – LB

Ricky Stromberg – OL

Warren Thompson – WR

Dalton Wagner – OL

Zach Williams – DE

Auburn (11)

Nick Brahms – OL

Anders Carlson – K

Brandon Council – OL

Derick Hall – DE

Shedrick Jackson (WR)

Eku Leota – DE

Owen Pappoe – LB

Nehemiah Pritchett – CB

John Samuel Shenker – TE

Austin Troxell – OL

Georgia (9)

Robert Beal Jr. – OLB

Stetson Bennett – QB

Warren Ericson – OL

Kearis Jackson – WR

Kenny McIntosh – RB

Jack Podlesny – K

Nolan Smith – OLB

Christopher Smith – S

Tykee Smith – CB

Kentucky (11)

Brenden Bates – TE

Jacquez Jones – LB

Will Levis – QB

Tashawn Manning – OL

Tayvion Robinson – WR

Christopher Rodriguez – RB

Keidron Smith – CB

Kavoisey Smoke – RB

DeAndre Square – LB

Keaton Upshaw – TE

Jordan Wright – OLB

LSU (18)

Sevyn Banks – CB

Micah Baskerville – LB

Jarrick Bernard-Converse – CB

Myles Brennan – QB

Greg Brooke Jr. – CB

Noah Cain – RB

Jayden Daniels – QB

John Emery Jr – RB

Soni Fonua – DT

Joe Foucha – DT

Mekhi Garner – CB

Ali Gaye – DE

Todd Harris – S

Jaray Jenkins – WR

Mike Jones Jr. – OLB

Tre’Mond Shorts – OL

Jay Ward – S

Cameron Wire – OL

Mississippi State (9)

Randy Charlton – DE

Jaden Crumedy – DT

Jalen Green – S

Nathan Pickering – DT

LaQuinston Sharp – OL

Nathaniel Watson – LB

Tyrus Wheat – OLB

Austin Williams – WR

Cameron Young – DT

Missouri (8)

DJ Coleman – DE

Javon Foster – OL

Trajan Jeffcoat – DE

Martez Manuel – S

Isaiah McGuire – DE

Nathaniel Peat – RB

Darius Robinson – DT

Hyrin White – OL

Ole Miss (11)

Miles Battle – CB

Nick Broeker – OL

Mason Brooks – OL

Troy Brown – S

A.J. Finley S

Malik Heath – WR

Jonathan Mingo – WR

Deantre Prince – CB

Otis Reese – S

Jaylon Robinson – WR

Tavius Robinson – OLB

South Carolina (14)

Christian Beal-Smith – RB

Eric Douglas – OL

Jovaughn Gwyn – OL

Brad Johnson – LB

Dakereon Joyner – Wr

Zacch Pickens – DT

Devonni Reed – S

R.J. Roderick – S

Darius Rush – CB

Austin Stogner – TE

Jordan Strachan – OLB

Josh Vann – WR

Antwane Wells – WR

Dylan Wonnum – OL

Tennessee (14)

Jeremy Banks – LB

Aaron Beasley – LB

Paxton Brooks – P

Warren Burrell – CB

Jerome Carvin – OL

Princeton Fant – TE

Trevon Flowers – S

Roman Harrison – OLB

Hendon Hooker – QB

Jaylen McCollough – S

Cedric Tillman – WR

Jacob Warren – TE

Darnell Wright – OL

Byron Young – DE

Texas A&M (4)

Myles Jones – CB

Jalen Preston – WR

Demani Richardson – S

Ainias Smith – WR

Vanderbilt (4)

Ben Bresnahan – TE

Jaylen Mahoney – CB

Anfernee Orji – LB

Michael Owusu – OLB