Brayson Albin

AHSAA Alabama Mississippi All Star Football Classic Roster Presented by Central State Bank - centralstatebank.com Top Talent to try to keep Alabama/Mississippi All-Star Classic Win Streak Alive MONTGOMERY – A six-game win streak is on the line when the Alabama/Mississippi All-Star Classic resumes December 12th in Mobile at Hancock-Whitney Stadium on the campus of the University of South Alabama. Domination isn’t a reach either in describing Alabama’s performance in this rivalry series. Alabama has won this classic 28 times out of 39 games and looks to do the same in December. The Alabama team was recently selected by top high school coaches from the state, including Keith Etheridge (Auburn), Chris Yeager (Mountain Brook), Terry Curtis (UMS-Wright), among others. Alabama High School Athletic Directors and Coaches Association Director J.T. Lawrence said of the process, “Our selection committee spends countless hours evaluating film, communicating with coaches across the state, and carefully considering each nominee. Their dedication helps ensure that the players selected represent the very best of Alabama high school football.” Alabama All-Star Head Coach Richie Busby (Helena) said, “I would like to thank the selection committee for their time and efforts selecting another quality team to represent the AHSAA and the state of Alabama. The roster is loaded with future college stars and quality young men.” The obvious place to skew the talent level begins at quarterback. St. Michael’s Gunnar Rivers (N.C. State commit), Central Phenix-City’s Bobby Coleman (Georgia State) and Auburn’s Cason Myers (Arkansas) are among the talented signal callers who will not participate in this game. The two who did make the roster include Alabama commit Trent Seaborn (Thompson) and Saraland’s Jamison Roberts (Oklahoma commit). Their targets are loaded with skill as well, led by Darion Moseley (Thompson/Arkansas commit), DeShawn Hall (Prattville/Auburn commit), and other electric receivers. “Offensively, we have explosive guys in the skill positions with QBs that can get playmakers the ball,” said Busby. Alabama commit Stafford Willis of Arab leads an offensive line that averages just under 304 pound-per-lineman. They hope to open holes for guys like M.J. Gideon (Vandy commit) of James Clemons. Tra’von Hall of Central-Tuscaloosa (Ole Miss commit) and Kamron Smith of Mary G. Montgomery. Defensively, the defensive line raises eyebrows with its potential and ability. Ramsay’s Karlos May (Ohio State commit) anchors a line along with Avrian (A.J.) Pauley (Alabama commit) from McGill-Toolen Catholic and Cameron Pritchett (Oregon commit) of Thompson, among others. Auburn commit Isaac McNeil of Vigor is a name to watch along with Ellis McGaskin (Auburn commit) of Williamson. As expected, the secondary is also stocked full of talent at all positions, including Prattville’s Jayden Aparicio-Bailey (Clemson commit) and Jaylen Scott (Oklahoma commit) of Williamson. Busby says of his defense, “The roster is very versatile with guys having the ability to play multiple positions.” Here is a list of the complete roster for Alabama in the All-Star Classic with Mississippi. QB Trent Seaborn - Thompson High School - Mark Freeman - 6'1 205 QB Jamison Roberts - Saraland High School - Jeff Kelly - 6'3 205 RB Tra'von Hall - Central Tuscaloosa - DeMario Pippen - 6'1 185 RB MJ Gideon - James Clemens - Juan Johnson - 6'0 210 RB Kamron Smith - Mary G. Montgomery - Alex Page - 6'0 215 TE Jackson Martin - Hewitt-Trussville High School - Josh Floyd - 6'4 236 TE Matthew McIntyre - Mars Hill Bible School - Chris Hill - 6'4 230 WR Mike Bass - Central High (Phenix City) - Cody Flournoy - 6'2 186 WR Carter Davis - Gulf Shores High School - Mark Hudspeth - 6'0 180 WR Carter Feagin - McAdory High School - Aryiva Holmes - 5'11 180 WR Deshawn Hall - Prattville High School - Bobby Carr - 6'6 200 WR Darion Moseley - Thompson High School - Mark Freeman - 6'0 191 OL Stafford Willis - Arab High School - Kyle Routon - 6'6 300 OL Jatori Williams - Central High (Phenix City) - Cody Flournoy - 6'4 345 OL Jayden Travis - Williams Central Tuscaloosa - DeMario Pippen - 6'4 315 OL Jude Wright - Gardendale High School - Eric Firestone - 6'2 280 OL Jaylen Hill - Lanett High School - RJ McDonald - 6'5 295 OL Caleb Canty - McAdory High School - Aryiva Holmes - 6'4 295 OL Hudson Ingalsbe - White Plains High School - Clint Smith - 6'6 290 OL Bryson Sanderson - Oxford High School - Sam Adams - 6'5 310 Kicker, Punter Read Barber - Westbrook Christian - Steve Smith - 6'0 185 Long Snapper - Brayson Albin - Bob Jones High School - Seth Parker - 6'3 235 DL Karlos May - Ramsay High School - Ronnie Jackson - 6'4 320 DL Cameron Pritchett - Thompson High School - Mark Freeman - 6'4 260 DL Kavarris Duncan - Winterboro High School - Skylar Mansfield - 6'2 325 DL Avrian (AJ) Pauley - McGill - Toolen Catholic - David Faulkner - 6'5 265 DL MJ Evans - Spain Park High School - Tim Vakakes - 6'5 270 Edge Jabarrius Garror - Vigor High School - Renardo Jackson - 6'2 230 Edge Elijah Scott - Auburn High School - Keith Etheredge - 6'2 225 Edge Keith Richmond - Clay Chalkville - Stuart Floyd - 6'3 225 Edge Jiquan Rogers - Ramsay High School - Ronnie Jackson - 6'4 230 Edge Jeremiah Beverly - Hillcrest-Tuscaloosa - Jamie Mitchell - 6'2 245 ILB Isaiah Brown - Clay Chalkville - Stuart Floyd - 6'0 225 ILB Isaac McNeil - Vigor High School - Renardo Jackson - 6'2 215 ILB Ellis McGaskin - Williamson High School - Antonio Coleman - 6'0 215 ILB Jason Crenshaw Jr. - Prattville High School - Bobby Carr - 6'2 220 DB Ai'King Hall - Dothan High School - Jed Kennedy - 6'1 195 DB Elijah Malone - Gulf Shores High School - Mark Hudspeth - 5'10 180 DB Christian Pritchard - Muscle Shoals High School - Michael Darden - 5'9 180 DB Jayden Aparicio-Bailey - Prattville High School - Bobby Carr - 6'2 195 DB Jaylen Scott - Williamson High School - Antonio Coleman - 5'11 185 DB Dorian Waluyn Jr. - Hoover High School - Chip English - 6'1 185 The Alabama/Mississippi All-Star Classic will be broadcast live over the AHSAA TV Network via WOTM and Alabama Public Television and digital partner NFHS Network. The game will also be broadcast on the AHSAA Radio Network statewide. l