How the Arizona Wildcats stacked up statistically against the rest of the Pac-12

The Wildcats limped to a 4-8 record in 2019, losing seven consecutive games to close the year and missing a bowl game for the second straight season under Kevin Sumlin.

UA's statistical numbers tell a similar story as its record as the Cats were middle of the road offensively and among the worst defensively. Let's take a closer look.

1. Washington State: 39.2

2. Oregon: 35.8

3. Utah: 35.6

7. Arizona: 26.9

Arizona’s 26.9 points scored per game is the program’s worst mark since 2016 (24.75). 

1. Washington State: 516.8 yds/g

2. USC: 462.2 yds/g

3. Utah: 453.6 yds/g

5. Arizona: 440.1 yds/g

This finish snaps the Cats’ two-year streak of having the most yards per game in the Pac-12. Arizona averaged 489.5 yds/g in 2017 and 457.7 in 2018.

1. Washington State: 444.3 yds/g

2. USC: 335.9 yds/g

3. Oregon: 273.7 yds/g

4. Arizona: 266.1 yds/g

1. Utah: 214.6 yds/g

2. Oregon: 178.6 yds/g

3. Arizona: 174.0 yds/g

This marks the first year since 2015 that the Cats did not rank first in the conference in rushing yards.

1. Washington State: 47

2. Oregon: 34

3. USC: 33

5. Arizona: 23

1. Utah: 34

T2. Oregon State: 21

T2. Washington: 21

5. Arizona: 19

1. Utah: 11.3 pts/g

2. Oregon: 15.8 pts/g

3. Washington: 20.4 pts/g

12. Arizona: 35.8 pts/g

1. Utah: 241.6 yds/g

2. Oregon: 331.3 yds/g

3. Washington: 355.5 yds/g

12. Arizona: 471.4 yds/g

1. Utah: 185.3 yds/g

2. Washington: 225.1 yds/g

3. Oregon: 225.3 yds/g

11. Arizona: 289.8 yds/g

1. Utah: 56.3 yds/g

2. Oregon: 106.1 yds/g

3. Arizona State: 116.8 yds/g

12. Arizona: 181.6 yds/g

T1. Utah: 12

T1. Washington: 12

3. Cal: 15

8. Arizona: 26

T1. Utah: 4

T1. Oregon: 4

3. ASU: 14

12. Arizona: 27

1. Oregon: 35

2. Cal: 34

3. USC: 33

12. Arizona: 17