West wallops East in Offense-Defense All-American Bowl at Myrtle Beach

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MYRTLE BEACH | Kevin Parks rushed for 197 yards and three touchdowns to lead the West to a 35-0 blanking over the East at Doug Shaw Stadium. Parks, a West Rowan (N.C.) product was a late addition to the bowl after being named the Shrine Bowl of the Carolina's MVP in mid-December and was added to the West squad to balance the rosters. Myrtle Beach punter/kicker Jordan Butler saw plenty of action thanks to an inept East offense punting the ball eight times. Check back later for the complete story and a photo gallery.

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