The Arizona Wildcats’ final scrimmage of fall camp was Saturday night, and for the most part it was pretty vanilla as neither the offense nor the defense showed much.

Head Coach Mike Stoops seemed very optimistic after the 80-play scrimmage the featured one touchdown, four picks, two missed field goals and just a few big plays.

Nick Foles led the Wildcat offense to their lone touchdown drive. On the first play of the drive he hit David Douglas in the seam for a 20-yard gain. On second down Gino Crump faked out two defensive backs and had them beat by 10 yards. Foles lofted a long pass that was overthrown, but Crump did no favors when he failed to stretch out for the ball.

Another 10-yard completion to Douglas put the Wildcats at the defense’s 39-yard line. Foles went deep again, looking for Juron Criner down the left sideline. Although Shaquille Richardson was going stride for stride with Criner, but the taller receiver rose up and snagged the pass at the goal line for the touchdown.

Foles led the Wildcat offense to their lone touchdown drive. On the first play of the drive he hit David Douglas in the seam for a 20-yard gain. On second down Gino Crump faked out two defensive backs and had them beat by 10 yards. Foles lofted a long pass that was overthrown, but Crump did no favors when he failed to stretch out for the ball.

Another 10-yard completion to Douglas put the Wildcats at the defense’s 39-yard line. Foles went deep again, looking for Juron Criner down the left sideline. Although Shaquille Richardson was going stride for stride with Criner, but the taller receiver rose up and snagged the pass at the goal line for the touchdown.

Foles was mostly sharp completing 10-16 passes for 136 yards.

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