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Game balls are certainly becoming increasingly more difficult to hand out on the Washington Huskies' offensive side of the ball:
• Running back Chris Polk certainly showed burst in his first game back in an attempt to get back in the running for a starting spot.
• Tailback Demetrius Bronson flashed the ability to run and catch the ball at Husky Stadium.
• Don't forget the smallish but speedy Willie Griffin, who had the day's best rushing average among regular backfield contributors.
• But the production likely will begin – and end – on the abilities of quarterback Jake Locker, who once again showed off a strong arm in delivering passes to the outside, but also displaying a handle on the little things that will round him into a complete passer.
