Mr. Allison goes to Olympia

Former Washington State football player Jeremiah Allison has designs on law school in the near future. But for now he’s passing the time serving in the Washington State legislature as a session aide to Sen. Michael Baumgartner (R–Spokane).

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Mon., Jan. 23, 2017

Former Washington State football player Jeremiah Allison, who plans on attending law school in the near future, poses in front of the Washington state Supreme Court building.

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Former Washington State football player Jeremiah Allison in Olympia.

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Former Washington State football player Jeremiah Allison says he wears his Sun Bowl ring every day.

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Jeremiah Allison poses alongside a statue of Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. in the Capitol rotunda.

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Former Washington State football player Jeremiah Allison poses alongside a statue of Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. in the Capitol rotunda.

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Former Washington State football player Jeremiah Allison says he has enjoyed working in Olympia and has not ruled out a future in politics.

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Former Washington State football player Jeremiah Allison, right, with state Sen. Michael Baumgartner in Olympia.

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Former Washington State football player Jeremiah Allison, left, with state Sen. Michael Baumgartner in Olympia.

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Former Washington State football player Jeremiah Allison, right, with state Sen. Michael Baumgartner in Olympia.

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Former Washington State football player Jeremiah Allison, right, with state Sen. Michael Baumgartner in Olympia.

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Former Washington State football player Jeremiah Allison, left, with state Sen. Michael Baumgartner in Olympia.

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