Arizona Wildcats

Arizona Wildcats quarterback Khalil Tate will not be available for coach Kevin Sumlin as his team takes on UCLA Saturday. Tate injured his ankle on Friday in a 42-10 loss to Utah and was removed from the game in the first quarter.

Arizona quarterback Khalil Tate didn't play the entire first half and the Wildcats fell to Utah.

After an article revealed that a Pac-12 executive overruled a targeting call, league commissioner Larry Scott addressed concerns Thursday.

After an 0-2 start to the season, Arizona is now back to .500 after a win against Cal, and this week, the Wildcats head to Utah.

Arizona took advantage of four second-half turnovers by Cal quarterback Brandon McIlwain as the Wildcats handed California its 14th consecutive Pac-12 road loss on Saturday.

The Arizona Wildcats pulled out all the tricks for their second touchdown of the night on Saturday, turning an interception into a fumble into a touchdown.

After a Week 5 loss, Arizona is now 2-3 overall, and this week, the Wildcats host the California Golden Bears, who recently fell to Oregon.

While a 2-3 start isn’t ideal, Arizona football head coach Kevin Sumlin is not concerned with the added pressure his team is facing.

Khalil Tate threw for 232 yards and two touchdowns, but was limited to 38 yards rushing. J.J. Taylor, who had 284 yards rushing against Oregon State last week, was held to 50 yards on 18 carries.

Following the 0-2 start, the Wildcats have won their last two games against SUU and Oregon State, and this week, Arizona returns home to host USC.