While most players would be celebrating a pick-six, Oregon State Beavers cornerback Dwayne Williams found himself having to navigate the end zone before he could let loose.

That's because the end zone was more like a construction site than a football field.

Late in the first quarter of Oregon State's spring game on Saturday, Williams came up with an interception and then turned on the jets as he made his way down the sideline. The pylons had been moved up 10 yards because of the construction, but that didn't keep the defensive back from running into issues.

Williams slipped after he crossed the actual goal line and wiped out...right into the fenced-off construction area. Whoops.

Fortunately, the Beavers cornerback got right up and celebrated with his teammates. No harm done.

[Pac-12 Network]