Junior cornerback Elijah Jackson, one of two returning UW starters from the national runner-up team, was in uniform for the spring game, but he sat out. While waging a spirited competition throughout April with Dixon for his spot, Jackson had some sort of health issue that he described as "tweaks" and his absence was precautionary.

Friday's spring game doubled as a celebration of UW's prideful past. Soon enough, we'll see if the current class of Huskies can maintain that standard.

Oregon held its spring game on April 27 at Autzen Stadium and the Green team beat the White team 28-17. Here are 10 takeaways from the scrimmage as the Ducks enter the offseason: 1) Quarterbacks ranked from solid to good Dillon Gabriel (14 of 21 for 163 yards and two touchdowns) got the most production,

Jedd Fisch was easy to find at all times during the University of Washington spring football game, resplendent in an all-white sweat suit. Some leaders like to have their coaches all color-coordinated and similarly dressed -- for instance, Don James used to have everyone break out the purple polos and mustard colored pants.