during halftime at a November 7, 1994, game against the New York Giants in Dallas. The player grabbed the camera and monopod of Dallas Morning News photographer David Leeson in an attempt to defend teammate Alvin Harper. Although Washington did not strike anyone with the equipment, he was fined for his actions, as were Michael Irvin, Cowboys assistant coach Hubbard Alexander, and Giants players Tito Wooten and Jarvis Williams. The event was so memorable to local sports journalists that they not only included it in a year-end roundup, but were still writing about it two years later. "There were a lot of Giants, and I didn't see any of my teammates," Washington said at the time. "I just felt me and Michael were being rushed, and I wanted to keep them off Michael. It was foolish. I didn't hit anybody with it, but there was really no reason for it." Personal life On April 26, 2010, Washington was named Director of Scholarships He is responsible for raising scholarship funds for the campus and increasing the visibility of the Bruin Scholars Initiative. He was the co-host of FOX Sports Radio's flagship morning show Out of Bounds with Craig Shemon. He was also featured on Foxsports.net's interactive video college football breakdowns. Washington still serves as an analyst during UCLA football games for Fox Sports. Washington produces and host the UCLA coaches show that air FSN. Shelter 37, Inc. was founded by Washington in 1993 as a not-for-profit public benefit corporation that provides quality after-school enrichment and life skills programs in Southern California. References External links Ranking Best Cowboys Safeties In Franchise History Shelter 37 American football safeties American sports radio personalities Dallas Cowboys players Los Angeles Rams players Players of American football from Los Angeles UCLA Bruins football players Washington Redskins players 1965 births Living people Sportspeople from Los Angeles