EL PASO, Texas (KFOX14/CBS4) — Mark your calendar, Cowboys fans, as on Sunday you could meet two former players before you watch Dallas’ first game at the pickleball courts in Northwest El Paso.
Former Dallas Cowboys players Tony Tolbert and Jim Jeffcoat will stop by SERVE El Paso for a meet-and-greet, take pictures with fans, and sign autographs ahead of “America’s team’s” first game of the season.
According to organizers, the free event will start at 5 p.m., and fans will be limited to two items for autographs.
SERVE El Paso is located at 1633 Cimarron Emporium, near I-10 and Artcraft.
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Former Dallas Cowboys and UTEP Miner Tony Tolbert. Credit: UTEP Athletics via Facebook
Tolbert played defensive end for the Cowboys from 1989 to 1997, contributing to Dallas’ championship defense and earning a Pro Bowl selection. Before being drafted by the Cowboys, Tolbert played for the University of Texas at El Paso. In 2008, the university honored Tolbert and the 1988 UTEP Football Team for their accomplishments.
Jeffcoat spent 12 seasons with the Cowboys and recorded more than 100 sacks during his NFL career.
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