Wayne Staats | NCAA.com | January 19, 2019 East-West Shrine Game 2019: Rosters, time, TV channel Clemson rolls Alabama for the CFP national title Share The 2019 East-West Shrine Game will feature NCAA college football players competing in an all-star game on Saturday, Jan. 19. Find the East and West rosters, game time and TV channel below. Carolina Panthers defensive line coach Sam Mills II will coach the East. Minnesota Vikings linebackers coach Adam Zimmer will coach the West. The game has been played since 1925, benefitting Shriners Hospital for Children. Last year, West won 14-10. East-West Shrine Game 2019: Time, TV channel The game starts at 3 p.m. ET on Saturday, Jan. 19. The game can be watched on NFL Network. The game is being played at Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg, Fla. MORE: 15 games in 2019 that will impact the College Football Playoff East-West Shrine Game 2019: Rosters East Roster Number Position Player School 1 RB Jordan Ellis Virginia 2 SAF Delvon Randall Temple 4 WR Terry Godwin II Georgia 5 WR Ryan Davis Auburn 6 DC Derrick Baity, Jr. Kentucky 8 RB Marquis Young Massachusetts 9 WR Terry Wright Purdue 10 QB Jordan Ta'amu Ole Miss 11 QB David Blough Purdue 14 QB Tylor Cornelius Oklahoma State 15 DC Jimmy Moreland James Madison 17 WR Jamal Custis Syracuse 18 P AJ Cole III NC State 19 K Matthew Gay Utah 21 DC Tim Harris Virginia 23 SAF Lukas Denis Boston College 24 RB Ty Johnson Maryland 25 SAF Chris Johnson North Alabama 31 DC Isaiah Wharton Rutgers 33 RB Darnell Woolfolk Army 34 LB Malik Carney North Carolina 36 SAF Zedrick Woods Ole Miss 40 LB Khalil Hodge Buffalo 42 LB Sione Takitaki BYU 44 LB Tre Watson Maryland 45 LB Ulysees Gilbert III Akron 47 LS Jacob Bobenmoyer Northern Colorado 50 OC Sean Rawlings Ole Miss 51 LB Cole Holcomb North Carolina 53 OG Tyler Jones NC State 54 OC Alec Eberle Florida State 55 OC Lamont Gaillard Georgia 57 OT Olisaemeka Udoh Elon 58 OT Justin Skule Vanderbilt 65 OG Bunchy Stallings Kentucky 66 OG Joshua Miles Morgan State 67 OC Nick Allegretti Illinois 71 OT Ethan Greenidge Villanova 73 OT Martez Ivey Florida 78 OT Tyree St. Louis Miami 80 TE Daniel Helm Duke 81 TE Matthew Sokol Michigan State 84 WR Jesper Horsted Princeton 85 WR DaMarkus Lodge Ole Miss 87 TE Carson Meier Oklahoma 90 DL Michael Dogbe Temple 91 DL Jordan Brailford Oklahoma State 92 DL Kyle Lawrence Phillips Tennessee 95 DL Chris Slayton Syracuse 96 DL Cortez Broughton Cincinnati 97 DL Kevin Wilkins Rutgers 98 DL Ricky Walker Virginia Tech 99 DL Mathieu Betts Laval DNS OG Fredrick Johnson Florida INJ TE CJ Conrad Kentucky INJ DC Keisean Nixon Sr. South Carolina INJ SAF Saquan Hampton Rutgers INJ DC Rashad Fenton South Carolina INJ SAF Delvon Randall Temple INJ DC Michael Jackson Sr. Miami MORE: Next season's CFP schedule, dates West Roster Number Position Player School 2 WR KeeShean Johnson CSU Fresno 3 WR Ron'quavion Tarver Utah State 4 QB Brett Rypien Boise State 5 RB Nick Broussette LSU 6 QB Marcus McMaryion CSU Fresno 8 DC Blace Brown Troy 9 WR Jon Duhart Old Dominion 11 TE Kendall Blanton Missouri 12 QB Easton Stick North Dakota State 13 DC Ka'dar Hollman Toledo 14 DC Mazzi Wilkins South Florida 15 K John Baron II San Diego State 18 LB BJ Blunt McNeese State 19 WR Shawn Poindexter Arizona 20 LB Drew Lewis Colorado 21 LB Cody Barton Utah 22 RB Devine Ozigbo Nebraska 23 DC Jordan Wyatt SMU 24 RB Darrin Hall Jr. Pitt 26 SAF Adarius Pickett UCLA 27 SAF Andrew Wingard Wyoming 29 LB Joe Dineen Kansas 31 DC Montre Hartage Northwestern 32 SAF Tyree Kinnel Michigan 43 DL Markus Jones Angelo State 46 DL Landis Durham Texas A&M 47 TE Andrew Beck Texas 48 LB Justin Hollins Oregon 49 DL Derick Roberson Sam Houston State 50 OC Nick Linder Indiana 51 LS Chris Wilkerson Stephen F. Austin 52 OC John Keenoy Western Michigan 57 OT Paul Adams Missouri 60 OT Brian Wallace Arkansas 66 OG Keaton Sutherland Texas A&M 70 OT Jackson Barton Utah 72 OG Lanard Bonner Arkansas State 74 OG Oshea Dugas Louisiana Tech 76 OG Juwann Bushell-Beatty Michigan 77 OT Ryan Pope San Diego State 78 OT Trey Pipkins Sioux Falls 80 WR Brody Oliver Colorado School of Mines 82 P Jack Fox Rice 90 DL Armon Watts Arkansas 95 DL Daylon Mack Texas A&M 96 DL Daniel Wise Kansas 97 DL Chris Nelson Texas 98 DL Joel Van Pelt Calgary INJ RB Qadree Ollison Pitt INJ OC Jesse Burkett Stanford INJ OT Alex Bookser Pitt INJ TE Kano Dillon Oregon INJ WR Cody Thompson Toledo INJ DC Jamal Peters Mississippi State INJ DC Donnie Lewis, Jr. Tulane INJ LB Chris Peace Virginia INJ SAF D'Cota Dixon Wisconsin INJ SAF Evan Worthington Colorado 2020 NCAA FCS championship field announced The field of 16 teams competing for the 2020 NCAA Division I Football Championship was announced on Sunday, April 18, by the NCAA Division I Football Championship Committee. 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