sport.wikisort.org - AthleteLarry Paul Jacobson (born December 10, 1949) is a former professional football player, a defensive tackle for the New York Giants of the NFL. A first round selection in the 1972 NFL Draft (24th overall) and starter in his rookie year, his pro career was cut short by major injuries to the leg and foot.[1]
American football player (born 1949)
American football player
Larry Jacobson|
Position: | Defensive tackle, Defensive end |
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Born: | (1949-12-10) December 10, 1949 (age 72) Sioux Falls, South Dakota |
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High school: | Sioux Falls (SD) O'Gorman |
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College: | Nebraska |
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NFL Draft: | 1972 / Round: 1 / Pick: 24 |
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- New York Giants (1972–1974)
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- 2× National champion (1970, 1971)
- Outland Trophy (1971)
- Consensus All-American (1971)
- Nebraska Cornhuskers Jersey No. 75 retired
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Player stats at NFL.com · PFR |
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He played in Senior Bowl.
Nebraska Cornhuskers
Jacobson grew up in Sioux Falls and graduated from O'Gorman High School in 1968, where he also played basketball. He played college football at Nebraska under head coach, Bob Devaney. He was a key player of the "Blackshirts" (Nebraska defense) for the undefeated 1970 and 1971 teams, which won consecutive national championships.
During Jacobson's three seasons on the Huskers (1969–71), Nebraska was 33-2-1, with records of 9-2, 11-0-1, and 13-0, and three consecutive bowl victories. The 38-6 victory in the 1972 Orange Bowl over #2 Alabama was the Huskers' 22nd consecutive win, and 32nd without a loss.
As a senior, Jacobson was an All-American and won the Outland Trophy in 1971 for best interior lineman; the first of eight Outland Trophies won by Nebraska players.[2] Husker (and Giant) teammate Rich Glover would win the award the following season in 1972.
He was the third Nebraska Cornhusker chosen in the first round of the 1972 NFL Draft (QB Jerry Tagge - 11th, RB Jeff Kinney - 23rd). A starter in his rookie year, Jacobson played three seasons with the Giants. A broken leg in training camp in 1975 ended his playing career, as he failed his physical in 1976.
Jacobson was an accounting major at Nebraska, and an Academic All-American.
After his brief NFL career, he became a stockbroker with Morgan Stanley.
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Offense |
- QB Pat Sullivan
- RB Ed Marinaro
- RB Johnny Musso
- RB Greg Pruitt
- E Terry Beasley
- E Johnny Rodgers
OT Dave Joyner
- OT Jerry Sisemore
- G Reggie McKenzie
- G Royce Smith
- C Tom Brahaney
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Defense |
- DL Willie Harper
- DL Larry Jacobson
- DL Mel Long
- DL Walt Patulski
- DL Sherman White
LB Jeff Siemon
- LB Mike Taylor
DB Tommy Casanova
- DB Clarence Ellis
- DB Ernie Jackson
- DB Bobby Majors
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1972 NFL Draft first-round selections |
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- Walt Patulski
- Sherman White
- Lionel Antoine
- Bobby Moore
- Riley Odoms
- Greg Sampson
- Willie Buchanon
- Royce Smith
- Jerome Barkum
- Jeff Siemon
- Jerry Tagge
- Craig Clemons
- Franco Harris
- John Reaves
- Clarence Ellis
- Herb Orvis
- Eldridge Small
- Thom Darden
- Terry Beasley
- Mike Taylor
- Mike Siani
- Tom Drougas
- Jeff Kinney
- Larry Jacobson
- Mike Kadish
- Bill Thomas
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- Joe Blahak
- Burton Burns
- Maury Damkroger
- Doug Dumler
- John Dutton
- Rich Glover
- Willie Harper
- David Humm
- Larry Jacobson
- Carl Johnson
- Monte Johnson
- Jeff Kinney
- Dave Mason
- Bill Olds
- Tom Pate
- Johnny Rodgers
- Jerry Tagge
- Don Westbrook
- Keith Wortman
- Assistant coaches: Cletus Fischer
- Monte Kiffin
- Tom Osborne
- Warren Powers
- Carl Selmer
- Jim Walden
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- Joe Blahak
- Doug Dumler
- Rich Glover
- Willie Harper
- Larry Jacobson
- Carl Johnson
- Dave Mason
- Monte Johnson
- Jeff Kinney
- Bob Newton
- Bill Olds
- Joe Orduna
- Johnny Rodgers
- Jerry Tagge
- Keith Wortman
- Assistant coaches: Cletus Fischer
- Monte Kiffin
- Tom Osborne
- Warren Powers
- Carl Selmer
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Outland Trophy winners |
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- 1946: Connor
- 1947: Steffy
- 1948: Fischer
- 1949: Bagdon
- 1950: Gain
- 1951: Weatherall
- 1952: Modzelewski
- 1953: J. Roberts
- 1954: Brooks
- 1955: C. Jones
- 1956: Parker
- 1957: Karras
- 1958: Z. Smith
- 1959: McGee
- 1960: T. Brown
- 1961: Olsen
- 1962: Bell
- 1963: Appleton
- 1964: DeLong
- 1965: Nobis
- 1966: Phillips
- 1967: Yary
- 1968: Stanfill
- 1969: Reid
- 1970: Stillwagon
- 1971: Jacobson
- 1972: Glover
- 1973: Hicks
- 1974: White
- 1975: Selmon
- 1976: Browner
- 1977: Shearer
- 1978: G. Roberts
- 1979: Ritcher
- 1980: May
- 1981: Rimington
- 1982: Rimington
- 1983: Steinkuhler
- 1984: B. Smith
- 1985: Ruth
- 1986: Buck
- 1987: Hennings
- 1988: Rocker
- 1989: Elewonibi
- 1990: Maryland
- 1991: Emtman
- 1992: Shields
- 1993: Waldrop
- 1994: Wiegert
- 1995: Ogden
- 1996: Pace
- 1997: Taylor
- 1998: Farris
- 1999: Samuels
- 2000: Henderson
- 2001: McKinnie
- 2002: Long
- 2003: Gallery
- 2004: J. Brown
- 2005: Eslinger
- 2006: Thomas
- 2007: Dorsey
- 2008: A. Smith
- 2009: Suh
- 2010: Carimi
- 2011: B. Jones
- 2012: Joeckel
- 2013: Donald
- 2014: Scherff
- 2015: Garnett
- 2016: Robinson
- 2017: Oliver
- 2018: Williams
- 2019: Sewell
- 2020: Leatherwood
- 2021: Davis
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New York Giants first-round draft picks |
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- A. Lewis
- Widseth
- Karamatic
- Nielsen
- Lansdell
- Franck
- Hapes
- Filipowicz
- Hillenbrand
- Barbour
- Connor
- Schwall
- Minisi
- Page
- Tidwell
- Rote
- Spavital
- Gifford
- Marlow
- Heap
- P. King
- Grosscup
- Cordileone
- Hillebrand
- Looney
- Frederickson
- Peay
- Dryer
- Files
- Thompson
- Small
- Jacobson
- Hicks
- Archer
- Jeter
- G. King
- Simms
- Haynes
- Taylor
- Woolfork
- Kinard
- Banks
- Roberts
- Adams
- Dorsey
- Ingram
- Moore
- B. Williams
- Hampton
- Bunch
- Brown
- T. Lewis
- Wheatley
- C. Jones
- Hilliard
- S. Williams
- Petitgout
- Dayne
- Allen
- Shockey
- Joseph
- Rivers
- Kiwanuka
- Ross
- Phillips
- Nicks
- Pierre-Paul
- Amukamara
- Wilson
- Pugh
- Beckham
- Flowers
- Apple
- Engram
- Barkley
- D. Jones
- Lawrence
- Baker
- Thomas
- Toney
- Thibodeaux
- Neal
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New York Giants 1972 NFL draft selections |
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- Eldridge Small
- Larry Jacobson
- John Mendenhall
- Tom Mozisek
- Tom Gatewood
- Larry Edwards
- John Hill
- Mike Zikas
- Tom Mabry
- Ed Richardson
- John Odom
- John Robertson
- Jay Anderson
- Chuck Heard
- James Evans
- Ken Kavanaugh Jr.
- Neovia Greyer
- John Seyferth
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Jacobson now resides in Nebraska with his wife Kathy Jacobson.
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