Defense Rules Huskies ‘Dawgs After Dark’ Spring Game

It was a beautiful night for some football, even if the football itself wasn’t always a potential pageant winner.

That’s the nature of spring football when a team is expected to have a good defense, as the Washington Huskies plan to roll out when the season begins against Washington State in the Apple Cup on Sept. 5.

With Corgi races, head coach Jedd Fisch playing emcee at times, a few guest kickers and some big plays on defense and offense, Purple got the better of Gold in Friday’s “Dawgs After Dark” spring game, 27-10 at Husky Stadium.

Most importantly, there was some actual football in Friday’s culmination of five weeks of spring football, and no apparent injuries.