Bentley University

Of all the players to ever play college football, no one, in any division, has caught more touchdown passes than Dallas Mall, who teamed up with Marc Eddy to give the Bentley Falcons a dynamic passing tandem from 2001 to 2004.  78 touchdowns in 44 games. Simply incredible!
 
It didn’t take the Northboro product long to make an impact. He had 3 TD catches against Saint Anselm in his debut, and three games later, pulled in a school record five against AIC, including the game-winner, a 32-yarder with 18 seconds left.
 
By the time his rookie season had culminated, Dallas had caught 24 TD passes, breaking the NCAA all-division freshman record previously owned by the legendary Randy Moss. His totals that season included 69 catches for 1313 yards and 144 points. Amazing!
 
Dallas had his second 1,000 yard season as a senior when he earned AP Little All-America honors, Northeast-10 Offensive Player of the Year honors for the second time, among many other awards. His career totals included 283 receptions, 4,347 yards and 478 points, all school records that stand today.
 
By the time his career ended with Bentley’s second straight NCAA playoff game, Dallas owned the Division II record for most games with a touchdown catch, 39, and most games with a pass reception, 44. His 478 points was a New England record and the seventh most in college football history at the time. 
 
The four-time All-Northeast-10 first-team selection was inducted into the Northeast-10 Hall of Fame in 2013.