Arizona football continues fall training camp on Friday morning at Tomey Field and Davis Sports Center.
- Justin Spears
Arizona safeties coach Brett Arce said walk-on safety Quinn Olson "could be the next Treydan Stukes story at Arizona," as a walk-on to standout defensive player. (Video via Arizona Athletics)
- Bruce Pascoe Arizona Daily Star
When Benn Mathurin aimed to improve his NBA Draft stock by rejoining the Arizona Wildcats for a second season in 2021-22, he was soon paired for workouts with a newly arrived 29-year-old assistant scouting director named Ken Nakagawa.
- Justin Spears
From being a humble leader, to buying food for teammates, to picking up linemen after a night out, here are 15 Noah Fifita stories shared by Arizona coaches and players.
- Greg Hansen
Greg Hansen’s notebook: Sixth-, seventh- and even eighth-year players are reshaping college football, raising questions about eligibility limits, aging rosters and just how long a college career should last.
- Cathalena E. Burch
Block A is downtown’s second sports bar. It joins the Board Room Sports Loft & Bar on the second floor of Batch.
- Justin Spears
Arizona tight end Tyler Powell delivered the catch of training camp as the Wildcats produced several highlights during a fully padded red-zone practice.
The UA Foundation agreed to pay $129,070 toward the Arizona Wildcats’ 10-day basketball exhibition tour in Lithuania, covering nearly all ground costs, rather than dipping into the athletic department budget.
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Arizona offensive coordinator Seth Doege said quarterback Noah Fifita is "a prime example of what a quarterback should be." (Video by Justin Spears / Tucson.com)
Arizona soccer seeks its first win this season during its home opener against New Mexico State on Saturday. The Wildcats opened the season with a 2-0 loss to GCU.
Arizona volleyball will showcase its refreshed roster during a Red-Blue Scrimmage on Saturday ahead of a competitive conference schedule starting in late August.
Arizona football continues fall training camp on Friday morning at Tomey Field and Davis Sports Center.
Arizona safeties coach Brett Arce said walk-on safety Quinn Olson "could be the next Treydan Stukes story at Arizona," as a walk-on to standout defensive player. (Video via Arizona Athletics)
When Benn Mathurin aimed to improve his NBA Draft stock by rejoining the Arizona Wildcats for a second season in 2021-22, he was soon paired for workouts with a newly arrived 29-year-old assistant scouting director named Ken Nakagawa.
Curt Cignetti loathes wasting time, so let’s get straight to the point. Folks, no “next Indiana” looms on the horizon. There’s just Indiana.
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