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When it comes to Football or Band, sometimes things really are bigger in Texas. Such is the case at Allen High School, the lone public high school of the Allen Independent School District (Allenisd), located on 300 Rivercrest Blvd. in Allen, TX. Though only 10th to 12th grade students attend this campus, the student body is well over 5,000 making it one of the largest in the state of Texas. This is a Google Maps Street View of the Allen High School campus for a virtual tour around the school.

 
The Allen Eagle Football program has been phenomenal. In school history, the Allen Eagles have had: 11 consecutive winning seasons, 7 consecutive 9+ win seasons, 4 consecutive 10+ win seasons, an all time record of 316 – 215 – 10 (541 total games), 22 Playoff Appearances (’62-’65, ’69, ’73, ’80, ’83, ’86-’87, ’96-’97, ’99, ’00-’09), 6 Bi-District appearances (’65, ’69, ’83, ’99, and ’07), 6 Area appearances (’00, ’02, ’04, ’05, ’09, ’10), 7 Regional appearances (’62, ’73, ’80, ’86-’87, ’96, ’01), 2 Semifinal appearances (2003 and 2006), 1 State Championship (’08).

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• 2009
• 2008

The Allen Eagles Football team had 8 players recruited this year. Click on “More Info” to view more information on each player:

Player’s Name	Position	Commitment	Highlight Video	Full Information
Melvin Spears	Linebacker	Iowa		More Info
Brad McNulty	Offensive Line	Missouri		More Info
Jonathon Lee	Wide Receiver	Baylor		More Info
Matt Garrity	Defensive End	Drake		More Info
Anthony Hayes	Defensive Back	West Texas A&M		More Info
Justin Wotring	Offensive Line	Midwestern State		More Info
Paul Walker	Tight End	Southern Arkansas		More Info
Nick Brewer	Defensive Back	Southern Arkansas		More Info

 

The Allen Eagles Football team had 17 players recruited this year. Click on “More Info” to view player Bio’s and more information on each player:

Player’s Name	Position	Commiment	Highlight Video	Full Information
Matt Brown	Quarterback	TCU		More Info
Cedric Ogbuehi	Offensive Line	Texas A&M		More Info
Luke Burleson	Offensive Line	Baylor		More Info
Taylor Pearson	Offensive Line	Princeton		More Info
Tracey Smith	Defensive Line	Bucknell		More Info
Richard Greer	Offensive Line	Bucknell		More Info
Chris Pinson	Linebacker	School of Mines		More Info
Matt Craighead	Defensive Line	School of Mines		More Info
Tucker Carter	Quarterback	Trinity Valley		More Info
Josh Reed	Defensive Back	Trinity Valley		More Info
Brandon Turner	Defensive Line	A&M Comm		More Info
Kenon Turner	Defensive Back	Navarro		More Info
Mitch Hartshorne	Linebacker	SWOKSU		More Info
Matt Peacock	Offensive Line	UMHB		More Info
Cheyenne Urban	Linebacker	SE Oklahoma		More Info
Aaron Frost	Offensive Line	Lon Morris		More Info
Brandon Henry	Linebacker	Wheaton		More Info

Recruits from 2008 will be posted here soon

The 2008 5A Division I champion, Allen High School, is building the third largest high school stadium in Texas. The new Allen Eagle stadium will feature 18,000 seats and a high-tech video scoreboard and is part of a larger $120 million bond package passed in May 2009 that included nearly as much money for a new auditorium.

The current stadium, which will host the 2011 Allen Eagles Football team, currently holds less than 8,000 spectators. Allen Eagle Fans say that the new stadium is needed because the team and community has outgrown its current facility. When the fan base grew and the Allen football program improved, the school added an extra 4,000 bleacher seats to expand the seating to a total of 12,000.

The Allen Eagles don’t seem to have any trouble attracting fans recently as they have had playoff games recently which attracted as many as 50,000 spectators.

Below are the images provided by Allen High School of the future Allen Eagle Stadium:

The Illinois High School Sports Network had an interview with Coach Tom Westerburg, Head Coach of the Allen Eagles Football team, in late May of 2010. Listen below to hear him talk about the $60 Million Stadium being built in Allen, TX:

Bellow is the updated and most recent Allen Eagle Football Schedule. If you see any changes or mistakes that need to be made, feel free to leave a comment below to let us know. Thanks!

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How are they calculating it you may ask? They calculate the average premiums from six major insurance carriers for a 40 year-old male driver who commutes 12 miles/day to work, has a good driving record and good credit, and has policy limits of 100/300/50 ($100,000 for injury liability for one person, $300,000 for all injuries and $50,000 for property damage in an accident) and a $500 deductible on collision and comprehensive coverage.

Here’s the list for the 2011 vehicles with the lowest auto insurance rates:

2011 vehicles with the lowest car insurance rates