Week 5 Photo Assignment

Reser Stadium at what looks like half capacity. Corvallis, Oregon 10/26/17


A father holding his child waiting for the next play. Corvallis, Oregon 10/26/17


Ominous police officer looking down as Stanford players assemble. Corvallis, Oregon 10/26/17

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