With the 2025 college football season officially in the books, the offseason is underway. For the next several months, programs across the country will
No. 1 Arizona's Wednesday night game against Cincinnati seems like just another Big 12 basketball game, but it will also be a homecoming for a former Wildcat star.
The Arizona Wildcats welcome the Cincinnati Bearcats for a showdown that has two teams looking to get a mid-week win. For the Wildcats, they will be heavy favorites and a team looking to remain undefeated.
The Arizona Wildcats won’t finish the season as one of college football’s top 25 teams this year, as the final AP Poll of the season left them out completely.
While the 2026 college basketball recruiting cycle has started to wind down and several of the class’s top prospects have already committed to programs,
The Arizona Wildcats have already had a busy offseason as they replenish their roster following a 9-4 season and a Holiday Bowl loss to SMU. Aside from the first signing day for high school recruits, they've also been taking advantage of the transfer portal.
Friday's Holiday Bowl between SMU and No. 17 Arizona wasn't nearly as close as the final score indicated, but it wasn't a stress-free victory for the Mustangs.