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Mike Scott, Johnny Wilson to Play in Hula Bowl
A pair of Pokes are headed to Paradise.
Oklahoma State will be well represented in the Aloha State this upcoming weekend. Defensive end Mike Scott and center Johnny Wilson will participate in the All-Star Hula Bowl. The game’s Twitter accounted tweeted out both departing seniors’ invite acceptances on Sunday.
The Hula Bowl is proud to announce that Mike Scott has agreed to play in the 2020 Hula Bowl. We are pleased to have him join us in Hawaii for the interview of his life. He will have the opportunity to showcase his talents before the NFL! See you in Hawaii! Mahalo! #hawaii pic.twitter.com/KAyVkH6YoI
— Hula Bowl (@Hula_Bowl) January 19, 2020
The Hula Bowl is proud to announce that Johnny Wilson has agreed to play in the 2020 Hula Bowl. We are pleased to have him join us in Hawaii for the interview of his life. He will have the opportunity to showcase his talents before the NFL! See you in Hawaii! Mahalo! #hawaii pic.twitter.com/TGEOb1mmXP
— Hula Bowl (@Hula_Bowl) January 19, 2020
The revived postseason exhibition allows players a chance to compete in front of and to meet with pro scouts similar to the East-West Shrine Game (where Jordan McCray recently had 3 catches for 31 yards) and the Senior Bowl. The Hula Bowl ran from 1946-2008 but has been dormant since.
Scott spent two years at Oklahoma State after transferring from Trinity Valley Junior College and was an immediate impact player in the Cowboys’ defensive front. Wilson broke into a starting role at guard as a redshirt sophomore and has been the Cowboys’ starting center the last two seasons.
According to the bowl’s website, scouts from the NFL, CFL, XFL and Arena Football will be in attendance, and players will also benefit from a pair of former NFL head coaches in Rex Ryan and Mike Smith. The official rosters are yet to be set but will “include NCAA college football players from all divisions, along with international players from Japan, Canada, Australia, and the UK.”
The Hula Bowl will take place on Sunday, Jan. 26 at 9:30 p.m. CST at Aloha Stadium in Honolulu, Hawaii and will be televised on the CBS Sports Network.
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