By Justin Spears / Arizona Daily Star
The Arizona Wildcats (7-2) are in the final stretch of the season and now face back-to-back road games with the Oregon Ducks on tap for this week.
At this point last season, Arizona's record was completely flipped around and the program was in disarray. With USC claiming the Pac-12 South title last week, the Wildcats' mission at this point is to keep winning and focus on returning to a notable bowl game.
Head coach Rich Rodriguez held a press conference Monday, hear what he had to say:
Rich Rodriguez on having a better record this year and the importance of underclassmen since day one: pic.twitter.com/s1GNU2iAYP
— The Wildcaster (@TheWildcaster) November 13, 2017
RichRod on having an influence in the Khalil Tate marketing campaign: pic.twitter.com/IV5YeZbgyH
— The Wildcaster (@TheWildcaster) November 13, 2017
RichRod on Khalil Tate’s impact in recruiting, primarily in the Southern California area: pic.twitter.com/McFSqVKFe2
— The Wildcaster (@TheWildcaster) November 13, 2017
RichRod on being “left at the alter twice” in the recruiting process with Oregon QB Braxton Burmeister: pic.twitter.com/bq6voUwWDt
— The Wildcaster (@TheWildcaster) November 13, 2017
RichRod on attendance issues and ways that it could improve in the future: pic.twitter.com/8T5A8ZUE5u
— The Wildcaster (@TheWildcaster) November 13, 2017
RichRod on finally receiving an afternoon kickoff time (ASU, 2:30 p.m.): pic.twitter.com/BEcoDg4DmC
— The Wildcaster (@TheWildcaster) November 13, 2017
RichRod on inputting crowd noise at practice to prepare the Wildcats for Autzen Stadium and Scottie Young Jr.’s status: pic.twitter.com/qcfdDO6rVC
— The Wildcaster (@TheWildcaster) November 13, 2017
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