Dallas Cowboys linebacker Rolando McClain's Tuscaloosa mansion was destroyed in an all-consuming fire early Tuesday morning.
Thankfully, no one was injured in the blaze, but the six-bedroom, five-bathroom house appears torched beyond repair. McClain acquired the property at a price tag of about $1.5 million dollars.
Some photos of the inferno were shared on Twitter Tuesday.
Lake Tuscaloosa Home that burned belongs to Rolando McClain per TCSO. #fox6wbrc pic.twitter.com/1vtssP51c7
— Josh Gauntt (@joshg_TV) December 23, 2014
PIC of Lake Tuscaloosa house fire. Working to get more details. #fox6wbrc pic.twitter.com/ibkVj4pTfT — Josh Gauntt (@joshg_TV) December 23, 2014
Another pic of Rolando McClain's Lake Tuscaloosa home engulfed in flames taken earlier this evening. #fox6wbrc pic.twitter.com/036ZI4U46p — Josh Gauntt (@joshg_TV) December 23, 2014
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The cause of the fire has yet to be determined, though an investigation has been opened.
"Anytime you have a vacant house go up, particularly one of that value, you have to consider it suspicious," [Tuscaloosa County Sheriff's Lt. Andy Norris] said, via AL.com. Witnesses reportedly also saw a car speeding away from the scene of the flames.
McClain won a national championship at Alabama in 2009 and was a first round NFL draft pick the following year. He's had an up-and-down pro career that's involved multiple run-ins with law enforcement, but he's salvaged himself in Dallas this season. He's stayed out of trouble in 2014; instead, he's been the one causing trouble for opposing offenses, wracking up over 80 tackles, a sack, a forced fumble, and two interceptions this season.
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