Arlington, Texas - Former Rocket quarterback Logan Woodside took second place in the accuracy competition at the 2018 State Farm All-Star Football Challenge at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas on Wednesday. Woodside's performance helped  the "Wildcard" Team win the overall team competition against five squads made up of players from the Power Five. The 20^th annual event will air on Friday, Feb. 2, at 9:00 p.m. on ESPN2.
 
Each team consisted of four players from the same conference that competed for conference supremacy in a series of skills competitions. The conferences represented were the ACC, the Big Ten, the Big 12, the Pac-12, the SEC, and four of the best players outside of the Power Five called the "Wildcard" team.
 
Each player individually participated in a timed event, and then finished with a full team event. Events were all timed and had individual winners that compiled into a cumulative score to determine the winning team. For example, the quarterbacks from each team all competed against each other to win their competition. But ultimately, their time was added to the times of the other competitors on their conference designated team to determine a final team score.

Woodside completed the accuracy competition in 24.53 seconds, second only to UCLA's Josh Rosen (22.54 seconds). Woodside and Rosen were far ahead of the other four quarterbacks, who took between 43 and 50 seconds to complete the competition.
 
The following are the individual and team results for the 2018 State Farm All-Star Football Challenge:
 
State Farm QB Accuracy Competition

1. Pac-12 – Josh Rosen, QB, UCLA (22.54 seconds)
2. Wildcard – Logan Woodside, QB, Toledo (24.53)
3. Big Ten – J.T. Barrett, QB, Ohio St. (43.55)
4. Big 12 – Nic Shimonek, QB, Texas Tech (45.20)
5. SEC – Danny Etling, QB, LSU (47.22)
6. ACC – Kurt Benkert, QB, Virginia (50.40)

 
Mercedes-Benz Obstacle Course

1. Big Ten – Jerome Baker, OLB, Ohio State (24.35 seconds)
2. SEC – Bo Scarbrough, RB, Alabama (24.75)
3. Wildcard – Marcus Davenport, DE, UTSA (25.35)
4. Pac-12  – Uchenna Nwosu, OLB, USC (25.53)
5. Big 12 – Ogbonnia Okoronkwo, DE, Oklahoma (26.97)
6. ACC – Derwin James, S, Florida St. (29.62) *Replaced Tremaine Edmunds (Virginia Tech) who did not participate.

 
Samsung Lineman Strength Challenge

1. SEC – Arden Key, DE, LSU (23.51 seconds)
2. Wildcard – Will Hernandez, G, UTEP (27.86)
3. Big Ten – Sean Welsh, G, Iowa (29.73)
4. ACC – Bradley Chubb, DE, NC State (30.34)
5. Big 12 – Orlando Brown, T, Oklahoma (31.27)
6. Pac-12  – Cody O'Connell – G, Washington St. (36.17)

 
Edward Jones Hands Competition

1. Wildcard – Cedric Wilson, WR, Boise St. (15.53 seconds)
2. Pac-12  – Isaiah Oliver, CB, Colorado (16.53)
3. Big Ten – Joshua Jackson, CB, Iowa (16.66)
4. Big 12 – Mark Andrews, TE, Oklahoma (16.67)
5. SEC – Armani Watts, S, Texas A&M (17.73)
6. ACC – Derwin James, S, Florida St. (18.94)

 
State Farm Team Competition

1. Pac-12 – 39.92 seconds
2. SEC –  40.34 seconds
3. Big Ten – 42.23 seconds
4. ACC – 42.91 seconds
5. Wildcard – 43.52 seconds
6. Big 12 – 44.74 seconds

 
Final Team Standings

1. Wildcard – 136.79 seconds
2. Pac-12 – 140.69 seconds
3. SEC – 153.55 seconds
4. Big Ten – 156.52 seconds
5. Big 12 – 164.85 seconds
6. ACC – 172.21 seconds