While most of the recruiting news coming out of the college football world this offseason has focused on the 2027 cycle, coaching staffs across the country
Tommy Lloyd’s Arizona Wildcats went into Houston and took down Kelvin Sampson’s Cougars over the weekend. Nonetheless, Lloyd has shown his Big 12 rival counterpart plenty of respect.
Arizona's recent losing streak may have knocked the Wildcats from the No.1 ranking and the No. 1 overall seed in the NCAA Tournament for now, but the team is still in a great position as February winds down.
Just when it looked like the Arizona Wildcats might finally have been exposed, they earned themselves two massive wins in the midst of a gauntlet stretch.
The College Basketball season has been a good one overall for the Arizona Wildcats. The Wildcats came into this season with a lot of expectations because of the team they were bringing into this season.
It appears No. 4 Arizona is back to its winning ways after back-to-back impressive wins over ranked opponents following a brief two-game losing streak.
Arizona Wildcats sharpshooter Anthony Dell’Orso has really found his groove of late, and it couldn’t be happening at a better time. Dell’Orso has largely struggled in adapting to his new role off the bench in his second season with the team.
Named a projected 1-seed in the upcoming NCAA Tournament, the Arizona Wildcats may have finalized their position with a huge road win over the conference-rival Houston Cougars.
Senior guard Anthony Dell'Orso tied a season high with 22 points, and No. 4 Arizona toppled second-ranked Houston 73-66 Saturday afternoon -- the Wildcats' 25th victory of the year -- to move into sole possession of first place in the Big 12 Conference.
Boban Marjanovic's magical college basketball tour continued last night in a pivotal Big 12 matchup between Arizona and BYU. Boban, 37, has made headlines throughout the college basketball season by attending games and sitting in the student sections.
The Arizona Wildcats walked into McKale Center on Wednesday night knowing they needed a response. After dropping two of their last three, they weren’t just looking for a win.
Abby Hendeson had only appeared in two games for Coastal Carolina this season when she stepped into the circle at Rita Hillenbrand Memorial Stadium in Tucson, Ariz., on Friday night.