Good read - Ray Jackson

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Twenty-three years removed from the Rose Bowl, ex-Washington State CB Ray Jackson is now a dedicated police chief and proud father who still has the ultimate resentment for Michigan

If you didn’t know where to look, it might be hard to track down Ray Jackson these days; ironic because tracking down others is what the former Washington State cornerback did best during his playing career in the late 1990s.

www.spokesman.com

 

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Twenty-three years removed from the Rose Bowl, ex-Washington State CB Ray Jackson is now a dedicated police chief and proud father who still has the ultimate resentment for Michigan

If you didn’t know where to look, it might be hard to track down Ray Jackson these days; ironic because tracking down others is what the former Washington State cornerback did best during his playing career in the late 1990s.

www.spokesman.com

Yep, that IT a good one. Thanks for sharing!

 

[SDCoug]

Twenty-three years removed from the Rose Bowl, ex-Washington State CB Ray Jackson is now a dedicated police chief and proud father who still has the ultimate resentment for Michigan

If you didn’t know where to look, it might be hard to track down Ray Jackson these days; ironic because tracking down others is what the former Washington State cornerback did best during his playing career in the late 1990s.

www.spokesman.com

Thanks for sharing. Great piece on many levels.

While not the central theme of the article, I really liked these two quotes.

“I’m like, ‘Nah you don’t go to Michigan,’” Jackson said. “Two schools you can’t go to: Michigan or UW.” - When speaking to his kids, all college level athletes.

“I still hate Michigan,” Jackson insisted. “Still hate them.”

 

[cr8zyncalif]

Outstanding article. And great "beyond football" perspective.