Over the next two Saturdays, Iowa State fans will be able to watch former linebackerJeremiah Georgeand punterKirby Van Der Kampin two different college football all-star games.
Nov 2, 2013; Manhattan, KS, USA; Kansas State Wildcats running back John Hubert (33) stiff arms Iowa State Cyclones linebacker Jeremiah George (52) during the second half at Bill Snyder Family Stadium. The Wildcats defeat the Cyclones 41-7. Mandatory Credit: Jasen Vinlove-USA TODAY Sports
First, George will participate on theAmerican team’s defensein the 2014 NFLPA Collegiate Bowl. He’s joined by linebackersBrandon Wattsfrom Georgia Tech,Mike Marryfrom Mississippi,Andrew Wilsonfrom Missouri,Kevin Pierre-Louisfrom Boston College,Avery Williamsonfrom Kentucky, and Brock Coyle from Montana.
Highlights on the American team include Missouri quarterbackJames Franklinand Texas Tech wide receiverEric Ward. The Collegiate Bowl kicks off at 5:00 PM Central time with coverage on ESPN2. Coverage of practices can be found this week on ESPNU.
Van Der Kamp will participate on theNorth’s special teams unitin the 2014 Senior Bowl. Other players on the ST unit include Rice kickerChris Boswelland Harvard long snapper Tyler Ott. Van Der Kamp’s opposing punter on the other team is Alabama punterCody Mandell.
The Senior Bowl is the most prestigious college football all-star game thanks to its affiliation with the NFL. Plenty of recognizable names are on the roster for the North team, including Clemson quarterbackTajh Boyd, West Virginia running backCharles Sims, Oregon receiverJosh Huff, and Baylor safetyAhmad Dixon.
NFL Network will have coverage of the Senior Bowl on Saturday, January 25th, at 3:00 PM Central time. They will also have coverage of practice throughout the workweek before the game.
- Deon Broomfieldhad two tackles for the National team in a 20-3 loss against the American team in the Medal of Honor bowl that took place last Saturday, January 11th.
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