September 2 recap: Tucson news you may have missed today
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Cats Stats: Turnover regression is inevitable for Arizona defense ... or is it?History suggests that it’ll be difficult for Arizona to take the ball away as much as it did last season. DC Danny Gonzales and his staff are trusting the process.
Walden Grove sophomore quarterback Jace McGee passed for 294 yards and four touchdowns in his WGHS debut. McGee is our Week 1 Player of the Week.
A cousin of Ousman Ceesay, the man police say killed two people outside a Tucson gay bar before shooting himself, said he never heard anti-gay…
Greg Hansen’s notebook: As the University of Arizona’s football stadium approaches its 100th anniversary, see how the Wildcats’ historic home compares with the Big 12’s oldest football venues.
A U.S. citizen wanted as a "person of interest" in connection with the shooting of a Tucson police recruit was arrested at the Douglas Port of…
College football roster spending has surged to $2.9 billion, with Power 4 programs averaging $24.8 million as Arizona works to keep pace with rising player costs.
Arizona isn’t looking ahead to the BYU game. Said UA assistant Danny Gonzales: It doesn’t matter if it’s NAU, BYU or whoever it is. Your own worst enemy is yourself.”
Kate Marquez honors her brother Vincent Anthony Siqueiros, murdered in a hate crime, emphasizing his brave, authentic life and the love he shared. She calls for remembrance and unity with Tucson’s LGBTQ+ community while rejecting hate as the final word.
Vincent Anthony Siqueiros, 42 and Cameron Davis Capara, 33, were shot and killed in the parking lot of the Venture-N bar early Monday. A gunma…
Jon Wilner’s Big 12 QB rankings: Fifita, Bachmeier, Weigman and Dampier lead the way as many teams turn to transfers.