If there is one player who has been playing great basketball this season but doing so in silence, just going out there and balling, it is Arizona Wildcats freshman Brayden Burries.
While plenty of attention is being placed on Arizona’s men’s basketball team and its run to the Sweet 16, the university’s football team began its spring practice season this week, with many new faces joining the team this season.
Survive, and advance. That’s essentially what the Arizona Wildcats did in the Round of 32 against Utah State, knocking off the Aggies 78-66 in a scrappy, hard-fought game. Despite the double-digit final score, the game was much closer than that would indicate.
The No. 1-seeded (West Region) Arizona Wildcats are set to take on the No. 4-seeded Arkansas Razorbacks this Thursday at 6:45 p.m. (MST) in San Jose to determine who will make it to the Elite Eight.
Arizona is moving on to the Sweet 16 for the third consecutive season. Tommy Lloyd has been fantastic in the five seasons with the Wildcats, and he is looking to overcome the postseason hurdle that has been standing in his way over the past few seasons.
After the Arizona Wildcats' loss to the SMU Mustangs in the Trust & Will Holiday Bowl, the futures of many players remained uncertain. One thing did remain clear: quarterback Noah Fifita was coming back for one last run.
The Sweet 16 matchup between Arizona and Arkansas is one of the most highly anticipated games of the round. John Calipari is a legendary coach, and the Razorbacks are on a roll after winning the SEC Tournament.
Arizona held off a late second-half push by Utah State to advance to the Sweet 16. This is the third consecutive year the Wildcats have made the second weekend.
The Arizona Wildcats showed over the weekend why they are the team to beat still in the NCAA Basketball Tournament. The Wildcats played a different style in the Round of 32 than they did in the Round of 64.
March is a chaotic month for college basketball teams. The players are juggling tournament games with their class schedules, film studies, practices, and the overall demands of being a student-athlete, while the coaching staff prepares the team to play games and puts a successful product on the floor.
Arizona Wildcats guard Brayden Burries may only be a freshman, but he’s become a tough player for opponents to try to throw off despite his age. Burries is the team’s leading scorer heading into the Sweet 16, averaging 16.0 points per game on 50 percent shooting from the floor and 39 percent from three-point range.
This year’s Sweet 16 will be a little bit different than years past, as no mid-majors will be represented in the second weekend of the NCAA Tournament for the second straight season. The lowest seed remaining in the tournament is No.
The Arizona Wildcats have one of the most unique rosters in all of college basketball, and it has culminated in an incredibly strong season up to this point.
The Arizona Wildcats are heading to the Sweet 16 for the fourth time in five seasons under Tommy Lloyd after beating Utah State 78-66. The Wildcats, as the No.
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