Arizona football schedule 2022: Who does Arizona miss on the Pac-12 schedule and what are 3 things to know?
2022 Arizona Football Schedule
Sept 3 at San Diego State
Sept 10 Mississippi State
Sept 17 North Dakota State
Sept 24 at Cal
Oct 1 Colorado
Oct 8 Oregon
Oct 15 at Washington
Oct 22 OPEN DATE
Oct 29 USC
Nov 5 at Utah
Nov 12 at UCLA
Nov 19 Washington State
Nov 25 Arizona State
2022 College Football Schedules: All 131 Teams
Arizona Football Schedule What To Know: Who do the Wildcats miss from the Pac-12 North Division?
There aren’t a whole lot of teams in the Pac-12 North that Arizona would too excited to miss, but not getting Oregon State and Stanford is a slight disappointment.
It would’ve been nice to miss Oregon, but that’s a home game in early October. Washington State is on the slate, but at least the Wildcats don’t have to go to Pullman in late November, and playing Washington in Seattle on October 15th and Cal on September 24th shouldn’t matter weather-wise.
Arizona Football Schedule What To Know: Where are the wins?
It’s a rebuilding process in Year Two of the Jedd Fisch era, but … come ON.
Going to San Diego State as the first opponent in the new era of Aztec football – it’s opening up the brand new Snapdragon Stadium – isn’t good. Hosting Mississippi State and North Dakota State isn’t exactly a plus, either.
Considering the non-conference slate, there’s the home game against Colorado. That might be the only game outside of the visit from NDSU that Arizona might be favored in.
Arizona Football Schedule What To Know: What does it all really mean?
Start with the positives. The Wildcats get a whole lot of teams in Tucson.
After going to San Diego State, four of the next five games are at home, the last two – including Arizona State – is in Arizona Stadium, and the midseason run of three road games in four dates is broken up with a week off.
It’s still going to be a heavy lift to get anywhere close to six wins and bowl eligibility.
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