Reporters talked with Washington head coach Steve Sarkisian this week about the possibility of junior quarterback Jake Locker going pro after this season.

Sarkisian, in his first year as Huskies head coach, said he would give Locker information, but not advice.

"We'll assess it after the year," Sarkisian told reporters. "I think Jake is a bright young man who is patient, he's got two tremendous parents that have raised him extremely well, and we'll get all the proper information in place and he'll make a really good decision in what's best for he and his family, and not just the immediate, but for his future as well."

Reading Sarkisian's quotes, he's clearly not too enthused about the likelihood of Locker going pro. Considered a potential top 10 pick, Locker's play this season has been good but not extraordinary.

Sure, Washington doesn't have a lot of talent, but Locker isn't completing 60 percent of his passes and has 10 interceptions. Over Washington's last five games, Locker has thrown seven interceptions

"Yeah, sure, he's ready," Sarkisian said about Locker's pro prospects. "Everybody is ready to some degree."