University of Arizona

Jaylynn Nash Gotta win next two or season’s over CHAPEL HILL, N.C.—The second-longest winning streak in college baseball is over, and one more loss will mean the same for Arizona’s season. The Wildcats fell behind big early and couldn’t recover, despite many scoring chances, falling 18-2 at North Carolina in the opener of the best-of-3 Super Regional series at Boshamer … [Read more...] about NCAA Baseball Tournament: Arizona crushed in Super Regional opener at North Carolina

Jaylynn Nash-Imagn Images CHAPEL HILL, N.C.—Arizona came into the Super Regionals as one of the hottest teams in the country, winning eight in a row that included conference tournament and regional titles. Then North Carolina promptly put an end to all that momentum, crushing the Wildcats 18-2 on Friday. “Just flush it,” UA coach Chip Hale said when asked about his … [Read more...] about NCAA Baseball Tournament: What Chip Hale and Garen Caulfield said after Arizona’s Super Regional loss at North Carolina

Arizona Athletics It’s Game Day! On the road to Omaha! The Arizona Wildcats open the Super Regionals round of the NCAA Baseball Tournament against the North Carolina Tar Heels. UNC (45-13) is the No. 5 overall seed that advanced by winning its regional while Arizona (42-18) won the Eugene Regional. Here’s all the info you need to watch, listen to or follow the game … [Read more...] about Arizona baseball vs. North Carolina in NCAA Tournament: Super Regional Game 1 time, streaming info, odds and more

Photo by Eakin Howard/Getty Images The departure of ten players via the transfer portal would seem to put Arizona softball in a position of dire need of numbers. In reality, they don’t need to add as many as they lost. That doesn’t mean their needs aren’t pressing. The Wildcats carried a roster of 22 last year, which is larger than is typical for the program. It was the … [Read more...] about What does Arizona softball need from the portal and who might fulfill those needs?

Photo by Bruce Yeung/Getty Images ESPN released its annual Football Power Index (FPI) on Thursday, and the early projections for Arizona’s 2025 season aren’t very rosy. FPI projects Arizona to go 4.9-7.1 – basically a 5-7 record – and gives the Wildcats just a 37.7% chance at reaching the minimum six wins to become bowl eligible. Arizona has almost nonexistent odds to … [Read more...] about ESPN FPI projects Arizona football to have losing record in 2025