Big East players in all-star games
January, 11, 2012
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Andrea Adelson | ESPN.com
Several Big East players have been invited to participate in postseason all-star games. Here are the players who have agreed to participate in the Casino Del Sol All-Star Game and The East-West Shrine Game, the two contests that have released their full rosters.
The Senior Bowl is releasing its player roster daily, and there is no official word yet about players from Big East schools.
Casino Del Sol All-Star Game, Monday
Don Barclay, OT, West Virginia
Evan Davis, OG, Cincinnati
Dexter Heyman, LB, Louisville
Antwuan Reed, CB, Pitt
Manny Abreu, LB, Rutgers
Antwon Bailey, RB, Syracuse
Andrew Tiller, OL, Syracuse
East-West Shrine Game, Jan. 21
Moe Petrus, C, UConn
Max Gruder, LB, Pitt
Brandon Lindsey, LB, Pitt
Justin Francis, DL, Rutgers
Desmond Wynn, OG, Rutgers
Jeremiah Warren, OG, USF
Jerrell Young, S, USF
Najee Goode, LB, West Virginia
Julian Miller, DL, West Virginia
Keith Tandy, CB, West Virginia
The Senior Bowl is releasing its player roster daily, and there is no official word yet about players from Big East schools.
Casino Del Sol All-Star Game, Monday
Don Barclay, OT, West Virginia
Evan Davis, OG, Cincinnati
Dexter Heyman, LB, Louisville
Antwuan Reed, CB, Pitt
Manny Abreu, LB, Rutgers
Antwon Bailey, RB, Syracuse
Andrew Tiller, OL, Syracuse
East-West Shrine Game, Jan. 21
Moe Petrus, C, UConn
Max Gruder, LB, Pitt
Brandon Lindsey, LB, Pitt
Justin Francis, DL, Rutgers
Desmond Wynn, OG, Rutgers
Jeremiah Warren, OG, USF
Jerrell Young, S, USF
Najee Goode, LB, West Virginia
Julian Miller, DL, West Virginia
Keith Tandy, CB, West Virginia
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