By: Francisco Romero Sunday was a great day for University of Arizona Wildcat fans. First, head coach Rich Rodriguez confirmed that he is staying at Arizona after speculations that he might accept an offer to coach the University of South
By Francisco Romero Playing against Santa Clara in the opening round of the DirecTV Wooden Legacy, the Arizona Wildcats were able to squeeze out a 75-73 win over the Broncos. Santa Clara’s Junior Guard Jared Brownridge was unstoppable finishing the
By Francisco Romero. – Playing in-front-of a sold out crowd of 56,004 at Arizona Stadium, the Arizona Wildcats started the game against No. 9 UCLA just as it had planned Saturday night, by scoring on the first drive of the game.
By Francisco Romero. – “I rather learn from a win, than suffer from a loss,” that is what head coach Rich Rodriguez told his team after the Wildcats defeated the Roadrunners of UTSA 42-32 Thursday night at Arizona Stadium. “We
By Francisco Romero. – Wait no more, the college football season is upon us and the University of Arizona Wildcats will take the field Thursday night at Arizona Stadium to host the University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA) Roadrunners.
By Francisco Romero Third time’s a charm for the Oregon Ducks. Oregon beat Arizona for the first time in their last three games 51-13. With the win Oregon claims the Pac 12 championship. Oregon had a tough time scoring a
By Francisco Romero. – It was not easy, but the Wildcats were able to pull away at the end and beat San Diego State 61-59 in the Maui Invitational Tournament. It was Arizona’s second Tournament Championship; they also won it
By Francisco Romero As if it were scripted, it has come down to the last game of the season for the Arizona Wildcats and the Arizona State Sun Devils to find out their fate. Arizona beat Utah on Saturday 42-10
By Francisco Romero. – As time expired, Arizona’s kicker Casey Skowron kicked a 47-yard field goal to give the Wildcats a 27-26 win over Washington. With 1:23 to go and a 24-26 lead, the Huskies had possession of the ball,
By Francisco Romero The Arizona Wildcats stormed Martin Stadium Saturday night and dominated Washington State Cougars by a score of 59-37. Arizona benefited from a fast start; in the blink of an eye the Cats were up 24-0. “It’s very
