The first year college all-star game featured NFL draft eligible players who were either born in Florida or played high school or college football in the Sunshine State. The game was played on January 21, 2012 in Boca Raton, FL. Bobby Bowden coached the North and Howard Schnellenberger the South. The North team ran roughshod over the South 51-3 in the new Florida Atlantic football stadium. Wisconsin corner Antonio Fenelus was the game’s only player to be invited to the NFL Scouting Combine. Participants who have a chance to be in a camp or late draft choices include: Claude Davis (South Florida) OB, 6015, 242, arms 33 7/8”, hands 10 3/8”, Charles Deas (Shaw) DT, 6030, 318, arms 33 ½”, Antonio Fenelus (Wisconsin) DC, 5080, 190, Adam Nissley (Central Florida) TE, 6051, 268, JR Sweezy (North Carolina State) DT, 6045, 296, arms 33 ¼”, Josh Bellamy (Louisville) WR, 6002, 208, Travaris Cadet (Appalachian State) RB, 6000, 213, Dominique Davis (East Carolina) QB, 6026, 224, Marcus Dowtin (Georgia) OB, 6022, 230, Joel Figueroa (Miami) OG, 6055, 323, arms 33 5/8”, Elliott Henigan (Alabama-Birmingham) DT, 6055, 318, arms 33 5/ 8”, Kyle Hill (Duke) OT, 6056, 311, Darius Nall (Central Florida) DE, 6022, 250, Nick Pieschel (Central Florida) OG, 6060, 301, arms 34”, hands 10 3/8”, Quinton Pointer (UNLV) DC, 5086, 193, DeAndre Presley (Appalachian State) RS, 5100, 193, Bert Reed (Florida State) WR, 5097, 169, Beau Reliford (Florida State) TE, 6053, 265, arms 33 1/8”, Ronnie Sneed (Kentucky) IB, 6007, 238, hands 10 1/8”, Gary Tinsley (Minnesota) IB, 5114, 236, Quenton Washington (South Florida) DC, 5103, 198, and Greg Williams (Pittsburgh) OB, 6013, 238, arms 33”.
Antonio Fenelus - Wisconsin
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