When the Arizona Wildcats men's basketball team added JJ Mandaquit and Derek Dixon, the reaction felt kind of quiet. No huge buzz. But that’s exactly why I think this move matters more than people realize.
The Arizona Wildcats special teams unit has undergone almost a complete makeover following the 2025 season, as they are introducing a new punter, kicker, and long snapper to a group that ranked 13th in the Big 12 in special teams.
Arizona head football coach Brent Brennan is entering his third season at the helm, and the Wildcats have made plenty of strides during his brief tenure.
Being a place kicker at the collegiate level is not for the less confident. There is a direct spotlight on you every time your name is called. If the kick is made, you're the hero of the game.
When Arizona Wildcats men's basketball landed Cameron Holmes, it wasn’t just about adding another four-star player. It was about adding a mindset, and that's exactly what Arizona needs next.
Last season, the Arizona Wildcats' linebacker corps was a tough group and one of the more impressive squads to take the field, confusing defenses with their blitz packages and overwhelming them with quickness and physicality.
The Arizona Wildcats have experienced a lot of change at the linebacker position since last season, and the new guys are making quite a strong impression throughout the spring. Most notably, Cooper Blomstrom and Everett Roussaw Jr.
Senior linebacker Taye Brown has become a vital part of the Arizona Wildcats' defense over the last couple of seasons, and he's entering 2026 with his eyes on what he perceives as the next step.
One of the biggest stories in the spring season for the Arizona Wildcats has been the return of star quarterback Noah Fifita. The veteran leader of the Wildcats has returned to the team for a fifth season this year.
The Arizona Wildcats' newest tight end didn't always gravitate towards football when he was younger. What he grew up around was much different than a field of grass and a stadium.
Koa Peat and the Arizona Wildcats were one of the best teams in the nation during the 2025-26 college basketball season. Arizona finished the regular season with a 32-2 record and 16-2 in Big 12 play, winning the conference and earning a No.