Last 11 FBS games: 1-0 vs. UCLA, 0-10 vs. everyone else.
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The 2011 football season has been an exact replica of the 2010 season so far for the Arizona Wildcats. Two losses each against Oklahoma State, Stanford, Oregon, USC and Oregon State.
Does that mean a second win against UCLA is on the horizon?
The goal is the make Thursday night look like this...
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College sports fans love coaching searches but it’s a very passive process. Unless you have huge dollars to contribute directly to a new coach’s salary, there’s not a whole lot you can do.
Until now. Until this week in Tucson.
If you are a fan of the Arizona Wildcats you have one chance to have a direct impact on the search for a new football coach.
Arizona and ASU used different strategies to find Dick Tomey and Bruce Synder.
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The Arizona Wildcats need a new football coach. Where have Pac-12 schools been finding their coaches and what does it tell us about where the UA should be looking?
Will Oz be a wizard in the (Daily) Emerald city?
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If you believe either Stanford or Oregon will win the Pac-12 North (I do) and if you think Arizona State is going to win the South (sigh… yes) then the only realistic Pac-12 Championship Game preview takes place this week.
In addition, how does the rooting strategy of Arizona Wildcat fans change now that they’re looking for a new coach?
I didn’t think we’d need to use this one again so soon.
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Friends, Wildcats, countrymen, lend me your ears; I come to praise Mike Stoops, not to bury him.
Or something like that.
The 7.5 years of the Stoops regime produced a rollercoaster of surprising wins and shocking losses. The former stopped while the latter continued, and so the ride came to a screeching halt.
