The Opening rosters 2014: Team Mach Speed

Oct 12, 2013; Madison, WI, USA; Footballs sit on the field prior to the game between the Northwestern Wildcats and Wisconsin Badgers at Camp Randall Stadium. Wisconsin won 35-6. Mandatory Credit: Jeff Hanisch-USA TODAY Sports
Oct 12, 2013; Madison, WI, USA; Footballs sit on the field prior to the game between the Northwestern Wildcats and Wisconsin Badgers at Camp Randall Stadium. Wisconsin won 35-6. Mandatory Credit: Jeff Hanisch-USA TODAY Sports

This weekend out in Oregon, one of the most prestigious high school football camps will take place on national television as the 2014 version of The Opening will commence.

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Each year, the best high school football talent from around the country gather and they showcase their skills for not only everyone watching of importance in attendance, but also the college football fans watching on television, hoping they’re seeing the next breakout star for their program in the future.

These talented youngsters are coached up by some of the best current and former NFL players and coaches, something that thousands of high school players around the nation only dream of.

The group of 162 players are broken up into teams that will compete in various competitions, and with that, here’s a look at the members of Team Mach Speed.

Mach Speed 

DL Terry Beckner, 6-4, 290 East St. Louis (Illinois)
OL Quarvez Boulware, 6-3, 281 Friendship Collegiate (D.C.)
DB Shaun Crawford, 5-9, 170 St. Edward (Ohio)
WR Jovon Durante, 5-11, 146 Miami Norland (Florida)
DLBreiden Fehoko, 6-2, 285 Farrington (Hawaii)
DB Minkah Fitzpatrick, 6-1, 188 St. Peter’s Prep (New Jersey)
RB JaMycal Hasty, 5-8, 185 Longview (Texas)
DB Holton Hill, 6-2, 180 Houston Lamar (Texas)
OL Tristen Hoge, 6-4.5, 291 Highland (Idaho)
LB Ben Humphreys, 6-1.5, 202 Mater Dei (California)
OL Mitch Hyatt, 6-6, 275 North Gwinnett (Georgia)
S Derwin James, 6-3, 200 Haines City (Florida)
RB Ray Ray McCloud, 5-10, 178 Sickles (Florida)
DL Natrez Patrick, 6-4, 240 Mays (Georgia)
WR Da’Vante Phillips, 6-1.5, 197 Miami Central (Florida)
OL Dru Samia, 6-5.5, 296 San Ramon Valley (California)
WR C.J. Sanders, 5-9, 176 Notre Dame (California)
LB Cameron Smith, 6-2, 236 Granite Bay (California)
TE Auden Tate, 6-4.5, 202 Wharton (Florida)
DB Levonta Taylor (2016), 5-10, 165 Ocean Lakes (Virginia)
DB Marvell Tell, 6-2, 184 Crespi (California)
LB Adonis Thomas, 6-3.5, 214 Central Gwinnett (Georgia)
RB Mike Weber, 5-9.5, 204 Cass Tech (Michigan)
WR Preston Williams, 6-5, 200 Lovejoy (Georgia)