When it came to passing the football and getting it into the end zone, Allgood could do it with the best of them at every level he played.

By the time he finished at the college, The Colony High School product had amassed 4,056 yards and 32 touchdowns. He became the first quarterback in the history of the Cardinal football program to surpass 2,000 passing yards in a season, doing it not once, but twice – 2,007 as a freshman in 2002 and 2,049 the following year.

He finished ranked in the conference’s all-time top 10 in career pass attempts (448), career pass completions (233) and career passing yards and career touchdowns. The all-conference selection still holds the conference record for longest touchdown pass with a 98-yarder.

Allgood continued to post incredible numbers at the University of Central Oklahoma, throwing for 4,870 yards and 34 touchdowns.

He played six seasons in the Arena Football League after UCO, finishing with 7,417 yards and 164 touchdowns. He led Tulsa to the Arena Cup in 2007. In the 2010 season, he threw 108 touchdown passes for Tulsa.

By the time Allgood’s days of slinging the football around were complete, he had totaled 16,343 yards and 230 touchdowns.