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AHSAA All Star Game Roster




Each season between 1948 and 1983 the Alabama High School Athletic Association in cooperation with the University of Alabama sponsored an all start event in Tuscaloosa.
The following football players were selected to participate in the football game.
Many of the players have profiles with their high school statistics included.


 1983 
 Player   Team   Position   Ht.   Wt.   Class   College 
 North Roster 
 Cornelius Bennett  Ensley RB6-3 230Sr.  Alabama
 Mike Bobo  Crossville LB5-11 205Sr.  Northwest Mississippi
 Howard Broadfoot  Coffee OL6-4 250Sr.  North Alabama
 Allan Brown  Erwin OL6-5 275Sr.  Alabama
 Phillip Brown  Parker LB6-3 218Sr.  Alabama
 Rick Burgess  Oxford DL6-2 235Sr.  Troy State
 Mike Burkett  Gardendale OL5-11 230Sr.  Alabama
 Greg Butler  Sulligent DE6-2 200Sr.  Livingston
 Scott Campbell  Jacksonville OL6-2 245Sr.  Tennessee Chattanooga
 Wayne Davis  Gordo LB6-3 212Sr.  Alabama
 Alan Dial  Anniston DB6-2 165Sr.  UCLA
 Marvin Ford  J.O. Johnson TE6-1 220Sr.  Tennessee Chattanooga
 Kerry Goode  Hazlewood RB6-0 190Sr.  Alabama
 Mike Hayes  Hokes Bluff QB6-1 180Sr.  Auburn
 Trey Holladay  Appalachian DE6-2 195Sr.  
 Curt Jarvis  Gardendale OL6-2 270Sr.  Alabama
 Derrick Knox  Gordo RB5-10 182Sr.  Alabama
 Malcolm McCray  Litchfield DL6-3 243Sr.  Auburn
 David McKinney  Stevenson QB6-2 195Sr.  Ole Miss
 Randy Moore  Clements OL6-6 275Sr.  Alabama
 Chad Morrison  Brooks TE6-0 195Sr.  Jacksonville State
 Danny OToole  Pinson Valley DB5-11 180Sr.  Troy State
 Kenneth Parham  Ensley QB6-0 175Sr.  Auburn
 Neal Ridley  Piedmont SE5-11 180Sr.  North Alabama
 Scott Roberts  Collinsville SE6-1 165Sr.  
 Brent Sanderson  Hamilton DL6-1 225Sr.  North Alabama
 Scott Short  Hueytown DL6-5 260Sr.  Southern Miss
 Wayne Williams  Erwin OL6-2 240Sr.  Livingston
 Jeff Yancy  Guntersville OL6-4 235Sr.  Livingston


 1983 
 Player   Team   Position   Ht.   Wt.   Class   College 
 South Roster 
 Jeff Bentley  Thompson DL6-5 250Sr.  Alabama
 Alvin Briggs  Greenville DB6-0 178Sr.  Auburn
 David Coffey  Enterprise QB6-1 180Sr.  Jacksonville State
 Tommy Compton  Vigor QB6-2 186Sr.  North Alabama
 Mike Cooley  Satsuma DL6-3 240Sr.  LSU
 Kurt Crain  Berry LB6-2 205Sr.  Auburn
 Louis Dean  Foley DB5-9 178Sr.  Alabama
 Tommy Forehand  Wetumpka OL6-4 230Sr.  Jacksonville State
 Andrew Gilder  Stanhope Elmore RB6-1 217Sr.  Alabama
 Charles Grissle  Smiths Station DE6-2 215Sr.  
 Tim Hallman  Bibb County OL6-4 245Sr.  Southern Miss
 Steve Hartley  Mary Montgomery RB6-1 215Sr.  Alabama
 Marvin Humphries  Jeff Davis DB6-2 210Sr.  Alabama
 Scott Jackson  Banks TE6-3 230Sr.  Tulane
 Roosevelt Johnson  Greenville OL6-4 240Sr.  Houston
 Bill Jordan  Geneva OL6-7 300Sr.  Alabama
 Gary Kelley  Shades Valley LB6-2 200Sr.  Memphis State
 K.C. Komer  Holtville DL5-10 220Sr.  
 Darryl Landrum  Sweet Water DB6-2 200Sr.  Alabama A&M
 Lydell Mitchell  Vigor SE6-3 195Sr.  Alabama
 Beauford Perkins  Vigor DL6-3 290Sr.  Auburn
 Edward Phillips  Thomasville TE6-3 215Sr.  Auburn
 Greg Rchardson  Williamson SE5-9 168Sr.  Alabama
 Randy Rockwell  Fairhope DE6-2 187Sr.  Alabama
 Greg Snell  Thompson DL6-2 235Sr.  Auburn
 Demetrius Threatt  Thompson RB6-1 210Sr.  Auburn
 Steve Wilson  Sidney Lanier OL6-4 280Sr.  Auburn
 Bo Wright  Blount RB6-0 210Sr.  Alabama


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