AZ Desert Swarm

Arizona Athletics Danny Gonzales is not one to mince words. He has clear expectations for the defense he’s overseeing. And it all starts up front. “We will not allow people to run the football,” Gonzales said last week. “That’s a mentality, as much as it is schematics. And we will put enough bodies up front that people will not run the football.” Gonzales’ 3-3-5 scheme … [Read more...] about Arizona football training camp: Defensive line ‘not about running around people’ under Joe Salave’a

Photo by Bruce Yeung/Getty Images They’ll go in Aug. 30 during the Hawaii opener Fresh off one of the greatest careers in school history, and just ahead of what should be a promising rookie season in the NFL, Tetairoa McMillan will be making a return trip to Tucson for the season opener Aug. 30 against Hawaii. It won’t just be a homecoming, though. It will also be to … [Read more...] about Tetairoa McMillan, Randy Robbins to join Arizona football Ring of Honor

Sam Upshaw Jr./Courier Journal / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images Nine years after Gabe York lost to Wichita State in the NCAA Tournament, the former Arizona Wildcats guard suffered another defeat at the hands of the Shockers program. York and fellow ex-Arizona guard Terrell Brown Jr. lost in The Basketball Tournament championship game Sunday as their Eberlein Drive … [Read more...] about Former Arizona Wildcats Gabe York and Terrell Brown Jr. fall in TBT final

Arizona Athletics Last season, Arizona’s running back room was in a good place to start the season. It was a short lived reality once Jacory Croskey-Merritt was held out for eligibility reasons, and then Rayshon Luke shut it down in order to redshirt and go into the transfer portal. That left Quali Conley and Kedrick Reescano to take most of the carries. Even freshman … [Read more...] about Arizona football training camp: Versatility will be key to improvement for running back room

Harvard transfer Evan Nelson | Arizona Athletics Arizona’s 2025-26 roster will include players from three continents and six countries. That’s nothing new under Tommy Lloyd, who cut his teeth in the business as an international recruiter and that has continued as a head coach. But the current roster also includes a player who grew up in Tucson, yet needed to go across … [Read more...] about Different paths, same destination for Arizona men’s basketball newcomers Dwayne Aristode, Evan Nelson