In this Saturday, Oct. 8, 2016 photo, Washington quarterback Jake Browning (3) points at Oregon linebacker Jimmie Swain (18) as he runs into the end zone for a touchdown in the first quarter of an NCAA college football game in Eugene, Ore. It was so out of character it became the defining moment of his time at Washington. Maybe that’s because the most exuberance Jake Browning had ever shown before was a fist pump and a smile. Then came “The Point.” As the sophomore quarterback glided into the end zone for a touchdown early in Washington’s blowout of Oregon, Browning quickly pointed in the direction of an opponent. It was a different side of Browning, one that is filled with self-confidence and a little cockiness. (Johnny Andrews/The Seattle Times via AP)
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