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Legends of the Hall
Charles Haley becomes the 15th member of the Dallas Cowboys to be inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
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...Larry Allen
Offensive lineman, 1994-2005
Inducted August 3, 2013
Number: 73 Born: Nov. 27, 1971 Birthplace: Los Angeles, Calif. College: Sonoma State
“I just wanted to make the other guy give up.”
Larry Allen
Larry Allen played for four high schools in four years. After he dropped out of Butte Junior College, Sonoma State coach Frank Scalercio found him and gave him a scholarship to his school. Allen flourished and the Cowboys drafted him in the second round in 1994.
Allen stepped in at right tackle during his rookie season when the Cowboys lost starter Erik Williams due to injury. The next season he started at right guard. The following season he started at left tackle. As Allen slid all across the line, playing every position but center, he was a Pro Bowler wherever he landed, being named to the game 10 times while with the Cowboys.
Allen, who bench pressed 700 pounds during his playing days, is a member of both the 1990s All-Decade Team and 2000s All-Decade Team.
Defining Moment...
Legends of the Hall
Charles Haley becomes the 15th member of the Dallas Cowboys to be inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
http://interactives.***BANNED-URL***/2015/cowboys-hall-of-fame/
...Larry Allen
Offensive lineman, 1994-2005
Inducted August 3, 2013
Number: 73 Born: Nov. 27, 1971 Birthplace: Los Angeles, Calif. College: Sonoma State
“I just wanted to make the other guy give up.”
Larry Allen
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- Over the Years
Larry Allen played for four high schools in four years. After he dropped out of Butte Junior College, Sonoma State coach Frank Scalercio found him and gave him a scholarship to his school. Allen flourished and the Cowboys drafted him in the second round in 1994.
Allen stepped in at right tackle during his rookie season when the Cowboys lost starter Erik Williams due to injury. The next season he started at right guard. The following season he started at left tackle. As Allen slid all across the line, playing every position but center, he was a Pro Bowler wherever he landed, being named to the game 10 times while with the Cowboys.
Allen, who bench pressed 700 pounds during his playing days, is a member of both the 1990s All-Decade Team and 2000s All-Decade Team.
Defining Moment...