2022 East-West Shrine Bowl 1000 List Selects 25 HBCU Players

The East-West Shrine Bowl announced its list of all-star game-eligible players who were scouted and considered the "best 1000 players" ready for the NFL. The committee selected 25 HBCU athletes from the SWAC, MEAC, Big South, and CIAA who were determined eligible for the 1000 List, 2023 East-West Shrine Bowl, and the 2023 NFL Draft.

Here is the list of HBCU players on the East-West Shrine Bowl 1000 list:

BIG SOUTH PLAYERS

Hampton, Jadakis Bonds, WR, FCS, Big South

CIAA PLAYERS

Bowie State, Mark Murphy, OG, D2, CIAA
Bowie State, Joshua Pryor, DT, D2, CIAA
Virginia State, Darius Hagans, RB, D2, CIAA

MEAC PLAYERS

Howard, Darren Brokenburr, DE, FCS, MEAC
Howard, Anim Dunkwah, OT, FCS, MEAC
South Carolina State, Shaquan Davis, WR, FCS, MEAC
South Carolina State, Jeblonski Green, DE, FCS, MEAC

SIAC PLAYERS

Fort Valley State, Emanuel Wilson, RB, D2, SIAC

SWAC PLAYERS

Alabama A&M, Isiah Cox, WR, FCS, SWAC
Alabama State, Naytron Culpepper, CB, FCS, SWAC
Alabama State, Keenan Isaac, CB, FCS, SWAC
Arkansas Pine-Bluff, Mark Evans, OG, FCS, SWAC
Florida A&M, Isaiah Land, OLB, FCS, SWAC
Florida A&M, Xavier Smith, WR, FCS, SWAC
Grambling State, Sundiata Anderson, DT, FCS, SWAC
Jackson State, Tony Gray, OT, FCS, SWAC
Jackson State, John Huggins, SAF, FCS, SWAC
Jackson State, Darel Middleton, DE, FCS, SWAC
Jackson State, Mark Pope, WR, FCS, SWAC
Jackson State, De'Jahn Warren, CB, FCS, SWAC
Southern, Demetri Morsell, CB, FCS ,SWAC
Southern, Jason Dumas, ILB, FCS, SWAC
Southern, Terence Dunlap, CB, FCS, SWAC
Southern, Jordan Lewis, OLB, FCS, SWAC

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Published Jul 14, 2022

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