The game of basketball is part artistry and athleticism, and part science. The scientific part relates to playing the percentages and game strategies are often tied to those numbers. If…
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On February 1st Sean Miller’s Arizona Wildcat caravan hit a big bump in the road. To say the cruise control was knocked off in Berkley, California, the night UofA lost…
The Arizona Wildcats have completed Signing Day or as they call it, “Our Kind of Guy Day” for 2014 with 25 scholarship players being added to their program. The class…
Both Todd Graham and Rich Rodriguez promised change when they arrived in Arizona just over two years ago. Both were taking over fledgling programs in need of makeovers on and…
It is funny sometimes how history has a way of repeating itself. For Arizona Wildcats basketball however, they may not want that to be the case. Exactly one year ago…
The Arizona Wildcats Basketball Team continue their winning ways following their successful weekend in SoCal, and each game provided a piece of a championship resume. Their win at UCLA revealed…
Many remember the state championship game between Saguaro and Canyon del Oro back in 2007. But for those of you who don’t, one story was Saguaro won the game. Another story,…
It is that time of year in which college basketball pundits begin to question aloud whether certain teams will remain unbeaten through the regular season and entering March Madness. This…
The Pac-12 announced their 2014 schedule on Wednesday. All times for the games are to be determined and schedule is subject to change. Both ASU and U of A will…
First, Arizona Wildcat fans made their way to a high school event to see future Wildcat Stanley Johnson of Mater Dei in the HoopHall West Invitational at GCU in December….