SEATTLE -- Sean Constantine and Myles Jack stood in the stands and surveyed the scene.
After rushing the field following Washington’s win over Stanford, the teammates at Bellevue (Wash.) had little desire to do it again Saturday when Washington knocked off Oregon State, 20-17.
They wanted to watch the celebration unfold from a new vantage point. So, as fans took over the turf, Jack and Constantine stood and watched.
After rushing the field following Washington’s win over Stanford, the teammates at Bellevue (Wash.) had little desire to do it again Saturday when Washington knocked off Oregon State, 20-17.
They wanted to watch the celebration unfold from a new vantage point. So, as fans took over the turf, Jack and Constantine stood and watched.
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