Garic Wharton and the receivers made all the right moves on Saturday.
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If you’re a fan of passing offenses, the Arizona spring football game was the place to be.
If you’re a fan of the 2011 Wildcats, passing is exactly what you want to see if you want the team to have a chance at success in the fall.
The Pac-10’s bowl hopes lie with Brehaut. Richard Brehaut.
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What’s worse than losing to Stanford, USC and (maybe) Oregon?
Losing to Washington State and then losing to Stanford, USC and Oregon.
As bad as the Arizona Wildcats feel the Oregon State Beavers feel worse. The UA will still be playing in a bowl game while OSU’s postseason chances are on life support following losses to lowly Washington and UCLA even before the debacle against Wazzu.
See? There are still positives to be found in the Wildcat Universe. You just have to look really hard.
The UA extra point team better be working on blocking.
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The weather has finally cooled off in Southern Arizona which means the college football regular season is winding down.
The pecking order among the top three teams in the Pac-10 is pretty clear with Oregon #1 in the land and Stanford a serious contender for a BCS bid. In the middle of the league you have five teams staggering along the 5-7 / 6-6 border.
So where does that leave Arizona?
Something’s not quite right in Cleveland right now.
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After the LeBron James spectacle Thursday night The Decision is easy:
College sports are better than pro sports.
It has nothing to do with the level of talent, the size of the egos or the accusations of hypocrisy. The quality of life for a college fan is significantly better due to one thing.
Loyalty.
