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Arizona men’s basketball drops in AP poll after season-opening loss to UCLA
The first loss to open a season in 20 years has resulted in a pretty steep drop for Arizona in the Associated Press poll. The Wildcats slipped seven spots to No. 12 in the latest Top 25, a direct result of their loss to UCLA on opening night in Las Vegas. That’s lower than at any time last season other than the preseason poll, which had the UA at No. 13 before jumping into the Top 5 a week later and never leaving.
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Arizona football: Wins over ranked teams at home a common November occurrence
November is one of the best months in Tucson. The weather has finally cooled down, college basketball has begun and the biggest college town in America lives up to that billing. But for many visiting ranked football teams, November is a month they’d like to avoid. When the UA...
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Kickoff time, TV network, odds announced for Arizona football’s game vs. Utah
Arizona football will get a primetime billing for one of its biggest home games in years. Arizona and Utah will kick off at 5:30 p.m. MST at Casino Del Stadium, and the game will be televised on Fox, the Big 12 announced Sunday. Utah has opened as a 2.5-point favorite,...
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SB Nation Reacts: Arizona fans see clear choice for biggest football surprise
Arizona came into this season with a lot of well-known returners, led by quarterback Noah Fifita and several other veterans from the 9-win team of 2026. But there were some holes to fill, and while there was plenty of promising options on the roster it was uncertain who was going to step up and become the playmakers the Wildcats needed for sustained success.
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A triathlon three-peat as Arizona captures third straight National Championship
TEMPE, AZ — The University of Arizona women’s triathlon team completed a historic three-peat, winning the Women’s Collegiate Triathlon National Championship at Tempe Town Lake for the third consecutive year. The Wildcats, coached by Wes Johnson, secured the team title in a race converted to a duathlon...
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Canyon View defeats Ironwood Ridge in 5A playoffs
Canyon View defeated Ironwood Ridge, 66-21, in the first round of the 5A playoffs on Friday, Nov. 6. Canyon View (9-2) moves on to Round 2 on Friday, Nov. 13. Ironwood Ridge ends its season at 6-5. Key plays Canyon View's Brandon Arroyo scored the first touchdown of the game, setting the tone for the night. Zarin Robbins scored in the second quarter, cutting Ironwood Ridge's deficit. Jubie Pitre scored a touchdown right after halftime for Canyon View. Key players Canyon View's Braylon Anderson, who scored three touchdowns. Ironwood Ridge's Robbins also had three touchdowns. Arroyo added two touchdowns for Canyon View. Quotes "It's not always perfect, but we get it done" — Canyon View coach Manual Alcantar "It's focusing on what's at task, taking one step at a time." — Canyon View running back Braylon Anderson Upcoming Canyon View (9-2) plays Arizona College Prep (7-3) in the second round of the playoffs on Friday, Nov. 13. This article originally appeared on Arizona Republic: Canyon View defeats Ironwood Ridge in 5A playoffs
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Wildcats Take Down Gaels 74-61 in Home Opener
TUCSON, Ariz. — Arizona held off Iona 74-61 Sunday at McKale Center at ALKEME Arena, improving to 2-0 on the season. The Wildcats never trailed and built a 22-point lead in the third quarter. Iona trimmed the margin in the fourth, but Arizona maintained control to close out the 13-point win.
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Blocking leads #9 Volleyball to win over Utah
(Tempe, AZ) Behind a season-high 18 blocks, No. 9 Sun Devil Volleyball’s defense smothered Utah in a 3-1 win (25-6, 25-13, 24-26, 25-17) in Desert Financial Arena on Sunday afternoon. Notable stats. Arizona State (20-4, 11-2 Big 12) beat Utah (13-10, 5-7 Big 12) for the ninth win in...
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Longing for team bonds brought Dionna Gray back to the court for Arizona women’s basketball
The late addition to Arizona’s roster is already getting her feet wet. Arizona point guard Dionna Gray already had her education taken care of. The fifth-year player was a graduate assistant for Kent State, where she spent four years playing for Wildcat associate head coach Todd Starkey. There was something missing, though.
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Arizona takes care of business at home with win over Iona
Arizona returned to McKale Center at ALKEME Arena on Sunday after a big win over Stanford in the Hall of Fame Series to take on the Iona University Gaels in the Wildcats’ season home opener. As impressive as the win over Stanford was, the Wildcats’ 74-61 win over the...