Myles Jack wants right fit in future home 
November, 20, 2012
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Mason Kelley | ESPN.com
BELLEVUE, Wash. -- There is a large foyer in recently remodeled Bellevue (Wash.) High School. Large windows on one side of the room frame a courtyard that leads to a set of stairs. On Friday nights, the Bellevue football team’s cleats click on each step as they head toward the field.
Myles Jack sits on the other side of those windows. On the far side of the room there is a large piece of butcher paper taped to the wall. It features Washington’s Class 3A state playoff bracket. Someone has already scribbled “Bellevue” in the spot reserved for the state champion.
In two weeks, that anonymous prediction could come true. If the Wolverines are going to win their fifth straight state title, they will rely on their 6-foot-2, 230-pound linebacker.
Myles Jack sits on the other side of those windows. On the far side of the room there is a large piece of butcher paper taped to the wall. It features Washington’s Class 3A state playoff bracket. Someone has already scribbled “Bellevue” in the spot reserved for the state champion.
In two weeks, that anonymous prediction could come true. If the Wolverines are going to win their fifth straight state title, they will rely on their 6-foot-2, 230-pound linebacker.
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Mason Kelley joined ESPN.com in 2012 and covers Washington recruiting. Kelley came to ESPN after spending three years as the high school sports coordinator at The Seattle Times. He has written about high school, college and professional sports since 2004, working for newspapers in Florida, California, Idaho and Washington. He currently lives in Seattle and can be reached at masonkelleyESPN@gmail.com.