Arizona Wildcats

The Arizona Wildcats got their first win under Kevin Sumlin as quarterback Khalil Tate threw for a career-high in yardage.

After an unclear status throughout the week due to an ankle injury, Arizona Wildcats quarterback Khalil Tate is set to play against Southern Utah.

A five-star recruit and point guard from Pinnacle High School in Phoenix, Nico Mannion, has committed to the University of Arizona, per his announcement on social media.

Khalil Tate has only completed 51.9 percent of his passes, and in the Week 2 loss, tweaked his ankle in the first quarter.

Kevin Sumlin offered little clarity on the status of Khalil Tate for Arizona's next game against Southern Utah when he was asked about an ankle issue.

Arizona quarterback Khalil Tate tweaked his ankle in the first half but remained in the game. The elusive quarterback looked sluggish at times, but finished the game completing 24-of-45 passes for 341 yards and two interceptions.

The Kevin Sumlin era at Arizona got off to a rocky start Saturday in the Wildcats' 28-23 loss to BYU, and he'll square off against his former employer in week two.

With the Houston Cougars on the schedule, the Arizona Wildcats are looking at how to better utilize QB Khalil Tate's legs after a poor rushing performance against BYU.

Khalil Tate wasn't able to establish a run game and Arizona struggled on both sides of the ball during Kevin Sumlin's debut.

After a 7-6 season in 2017, Kevin Sumlin steps in as the new head coach of Arizona, and the Wildcats host BYU in his debut.

Arizona head coach Kevin Sumlin told the media on Monday that Texas A&M transfer Santino Marchiol was no longer on the team.

Kirk Herbstreit listed ASU senior quarterback Manny Wilkins as "best kept secret" for the Sun Devils. He also called Arizona a sleeper.

Following the news that longtime Sen. John McCain passed away on Saturday, sports teams and athletes around the state offered their thoughts.

Manny Wilkins headlined ASU football's four representatives on the Senior Bowl watch list while two receivers and a cornerback made the cut for Arizona.

Arizona basketball player Ira Lee said his grandmother's recent passing prompted him to drink Saturday night before getting cited and released for DUI charges.