Report: Arizona’s Tre Spivey expected to miss rest of the season with a broken foot

Arizona wide receiver Tre Spivey is expected to be out for the rest of the season after sustaining a broken foot in the Wildcats’ game against Cincinnati on Saturday, according to the Arizona Daily Star’s Justin Spears.

Spivey limped off the field after appearing to go down with an injury during the final drive of the first half in the Wildcats’ 34-7 win over the Bearcats.

#WILDCATBREAKDOWN: This is late 2Q play where Tre Spivey got hurt.

You can seem him pulling up at the edge of the screen.

Appears to be a non-contact play. pic.twitter.com/4PkvmqnSHy

— David Kelly (@DavidKelly1290) October 4, 2026

The junior wideout returned to the sidelines in the second half and was wearing an aircast boot and using a crutch as he walked off the field after the game.

Tre Spivey needing a cane + walking boot to exit the field after the game.

Appears to be a very significant injury to Arizona’s leading receiver. #BearDown pic.twitter.com/eEMPTublwh

— Cole Banker (@colebankertv) October 4, 2026

Spivey caught three passes for 36 yards before his exit in Saturday’s game.

Losing Spivey for the rest of the year would be a tough blow to Arizona as he’s the leading Wildcats wide receiver this season with 22 catches for 314 yards and four touchdowns.

Arizona was left shorthanded on offense after Saturday’s game. In addition to losing Spivey, the Wildcats also saw wide receivers Gio Richardson and Chris Hunter leave the game early with injuries and did not return.

Before the game, Arizona running back Ismail Mahdi and linebacker Max Harris were both announced as unavailable due to their eligibility stemming from a court ruling on Friday.

Isaiah Mizell, Brandon Phelps and R.J. Mosley all started at wide receiver in the second half for the Wildcats. Mizell led the Wildcats with four catches for 67 yards, while Powell and Phelps each caught a touchdown in the win.

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