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Arizona Football Secures Versatile Transfer: Rodney Gallagher, Former West Virginia WR, Joins the WildcatsArizona football has landed a significant commitment from former West Virginia wide receiver Rodney Gallagher, a five-foot-ten, one-hundred-eighty-one-pound athlete with three seasons of experience, forty-five receptions for two hundred twenty-one yards, and versatility playing defense and returning punts. Gallagher, a four-star recruit from Pennsylvania, ranks as the forty-fourth best at his position coming out of high school. Fans and analysts are excited about his potential impact, with experts praising his elite athleticism and acceleration. Gallagher faced Arizona last year, catching two passes for fourteen yards, and will...

Arizonas football team strengthens defense with linebacker Everett Roussaw Juniors transfer from Memphis. Roussaw, a six-foot-three, two-hundred-thirty-pound defender, brings impressive stats and one final season of eligibility. He joins Cooper Blomstrom as the second linebacker addition, bolstering the Wildcats defense for the upcoming season.

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Arizona football bolsters secondary with key transfer portal additions: Malcolm Hartzog Jr. and Cam Chapa. Hartzog, a former Nebraska standout, brings Big Ten experience and honorable mention All-Big Ten honors. Chapa, a rising star from Northern Colorado, boasts impressive tackle and interception numbers. Both are expected to compete for starting spots, replacing five key players lost from the 2025 secondary.

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Arizona football secures a game-changing wide receiver, Rodney Gallagher, from West Virginia. The five-foot-ten, 181-pound speedster brings solid numbers, including 64 catches for 605 yards and 3 touchdowns, along with 221 rushing yards. He started 22 games for the Mountaineers and had 35 all-purpose yards in their win over Arizona last season. Gallagher joins Arizonas growing list of transfer players, including former USC standout DJ Jordan, and is set to strengthen Fifitas offense for the upcoming season.

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Arizona Wildcats football secures a significant transfer addition, Nebraska safety Malcolm Hartzog Jr., to bolster their secondary for the 2026 season. Hartzog, a three-star recruit, brings 38 games of experience, 108 tackles, 4.5 tackles for loss, and 8 interceptions. Ranked as the 415th overall player and 33rd safety in the transfer portal, he should immediately step into a starting role and make a substantial impact on Arizonas defense.

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Zachary Henning, a versatile 65, 310 lbs lineman, transfers from Washington to Arizona, potentially starting at center in 2026. Hennings arrival boosts the Wildcats line, which needs rebuilding, and hes expected to fill the void left by Ka’ena Decambra. Arizona continues to seek line depth as the portal remains open.

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Former Nebraska safety Malcolm Hartzog Junior joins Arizona Wildcats for 2026 season, bringing experience and proven skills to bolster their struggling secondary.

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Arizona Wildcats secure major boost with USC transfer DJ Jordan, a four-star stud from high school, set to pair up with QB Noah Fifita for a breakout year in 2026. The Wildcats aim for a Big Twelve crown and College Football Playoff run after a strong 2025 season and strategic transfers.

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Arizona football secures two key transfers, Everett Roussaw Jr. and Arthur Ban, to bolster their roster for next year. Roussaw, a linebacker with impressive stats from Memphis, is projected as a hybrid edge rusher and has received offers from power conference schools. Ban, a tight end, adds depth to the position and was a highly-ranked prospect in his class. These moves signal a strong rebuild for the Wildcats.

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Arizona football makes a splash in the transfer portal, landing two defensive standouts: cornerback Tyrese Boss from Wyoming and linebacker Everett Roussaw Junior from Memphis. Both players bring instant impact potential and are expected to compete for starting jobs, bolstering the Wildcats defense for the 2026 season.

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Arizona Football Makes Early Splash in Transfer Portal: The Wildcats secure three early additions projected as starters, with others adding solid depth, as seventeen players have entered from Arizona so far. Notable new faces include Illinois tight end Cole Rusk, linebacker Cooper Blomstrom from Georgetown, Southern Mississippi tight end Shane King, and former Wyoming cornerback Tyrese Boss. Quarterback Noah Fifitas return strengthens the team, and the new additions, along with potential top-rated recruit D.J. Jordan, aim to build a contender.

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Arizona football secures major boost with transfers Tyrese Boss and D.J. Jordan for 2026 roster. Boss, a cornerback from Wyoming, brings experience and solid stats. Jordan, a wide receiver from USC, upgrades the passing attack. Both players join a growing list of transfers, aiming to build a contender before the portal closes on January 16th.

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Tetairoa McMillan, former Arizona Wildcats star receiver, has had a remarkable rookie season with the Carolina Panthers, becoming the first ex-Wildcat to reach one thousand receiving yards since Rob Gronkowski in 2017. McMillans impressive performance, including four catches for eighty-five yards in the regular season finale, has earned him Offensive Rookie of the Year consideration. His achievements at Arizona, where he dominated with two hundred thirteen catches for three thousand four hundred twenty-three yards and twenty-six touchdowns, have fans dreaming of another Wildcat legend.

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Arizona Wildcats secure local commitment from three-star cornerback Kingston Spivey, adding depth to their secondary. Spivey, ranked 2,981st nationally, is the younger brother of current Wildcats wide receiver Tre Spivey. This commitment boosts Arizonas high school class to 37th nationally and 5th in the Big Twelve.

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Arizona football bolsters tight end room with back-to-back transfer commitments, Shane King from Southern Mississippi and Shane Rusk from Illinois. King, a six-foot-five, 230-pound tight end, had a promising high school career with 37 receptions for 573 yards and 2 TDs. Rusk, with college experience, is the frontrunner to start. The team lost top tight ends and injured players, leaving no college-experienced players on the depth chart. Arizona also signed Henry Gaballis for the 2026 class and added linebacker Cooper Blomstrom from Georgetown. With the transfer portal open, the Wildcats are building momentum for a stronger roster, particularly at cornerback and wide receiver.

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Arizona Wildcats secure a major boost with the signing of four-star wide receiver Jordan from USC, alongside senior edge rusher Cooper Blomstrom and tight end Cole Rusk from Georgetown and Illinois respectively. These strategic transfers aim to bolster the teams offense and defense, signaling a promising lineup for the upcoming season.

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Greg Biggins from On Three predicts Arizonas recruitment of four-star wide receiver D.J. Jordan from U.S.C. Jordan, ranked 98th overall and 20th at wide receiver in the 2024 class, could significantly boost Arizonas receiving corps, which lost key players to the transfer portal. With a 94 rating from 247 Sports, Jordan could make an immediate impact in 2026.

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Arizona football secures a significant transfer portal addition with Cole Rusk, a four-star tight end from Illinois. Rusk, ranked as the number four tight end in the portal, brings valuable experience and skills to the Wildcats, filling a crucial gap left by departing players. This strategic move by head coach Brent Brennan sets Arizona up for a strong 2026 season, with more portal news potentially on the horizon.

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Arizona Wildcats bolster defense with Georgetown transfer Cooper Blomstrom, who had a standout career with the Hoyas, including 47 tackles, 11.5 tackles for loss, 7.5 sacks, and 3 forced fumbles in 2025. Blomstrom joins a Wildcats team that had a successful 2022 season, finishing 9-4 and climbing to 17 in the final AP poll. Quarterback Noah Fifita returns, and Blomstrom could help Arizona maintain its status among the nations top teams in the upcoming season.

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Arizona Footballs new linebacker, Cooper Blomstrom, transfers from Georgetown, bringing second-team All-Patriot League honors from 2024 and first-team in 2025. He replaces Riley Wilson, who transferred out after a solid 2025 campaign. Blomstroms impressive stats include 117 tackles, 27 tackles for loss, 16 sacks, 1 interception, 3 passes defended, 5 forced fumbles, and 1 fumble recovery. He joins a strong linebacker group and bolsters Arizonas pass rush and depth ahead of spring ball.

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Cole Rusk, a top-ranked tight end, commits to Arizona after a knee injury sidelined him at Illinois. With only two years of college football under his belt, Rusk brings a wealth of experience and potential to the Wildcats tight end room, which was previously void of experienced players. Standing at six foot five and two hundred fifty pounds, Rusk offers quarterback Noah Fifita a reliable target, having posted season highs of five receptions for sixty-eight yards against Ohio State last year.

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Arizonas defense shines in Holiday Bowl loss, setting up promising future: Despite a 24-19 defeat to Southern Methodist University, the Wildcats defense, led by junior Taye Brown and redshirt sophomore Gavin Hunter, showcased impressive performances. With six of the top eight tacklers returning next season, along with experienced linebackers Chase Kennedy and Jabari Mann, Arizonas defense is poised for a strong 2026 campaign under defensive coordinator Danny Gonzales.

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Arizona Wildcats offensive lineman Michael Wooten transfers to South Florida Bulls, joining new head coach Brian Hartline. Wooten, a redshirt junior, played in all twelve games this season and nine the previous year. His departure adds to a significant roster shakeup, with thirteen other players leaving the team. Quarterback Noah Fifita returns, providing stability. Coach Brent Brennan aims to fill skill player positions through transfers, as Arizona seeks a Big Twelve title and College Football Playoff spot next season.

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Arizona football is seeking a new wide receiver for their 2026 season, with Arhmad Branch from Purdue as a top target. Branch, a three-star recruit, had a breakout season in 2025, catching 14 passes for 212 yards and 2 TDs. Hes ranked as the 144th overall and 35th among wide receivers in the transfer portal. Arizona, under coach Brent Brennan, is looking to fill the void left by departing players and keep their passing game strong. Branch hasnt set official visits yet, so the Wildcats need to act fast to secure his commitment.

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Arizona Wildcats secure first transfer portal commit for 2026 season, landing Tempe native Drew Nicolson, a proven long snapper from Arkansas State. Nicolsons arrival fills a crucial special teams gap, following Avery Salernos graduation. Hell compete with Broden Molen for the position, bolstering the Wildcats special teams and setting the stage for more portal additions to pursue another successful season.

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Arizona football suffers a blow as key defensive players Marquis Groves-Killebrew and Genesis Smith leave the team. Groves-Killebrew, a cornerback, enters the transfer portal after two seasons, while Smith, a safety, declares for the NFL Draft. Groves-Killebrew, who has played for three colleges, had 33 tackles, 1.5 tackles for loss, 1 sack, and 4 pass breakups in his Arizona career. Smith, a standout safety, had 164 tackles, 6.5 tackles for loss, 5 interceptions, and 14 passes defended. His best year was in 2025 with 77 tackles and third-team All-Big Twelve honors. The departures leave Arizona to rebuild their secondary for the next season.

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Arizona Football Targets Center Santana Alo-Tupuola from Georgia TechArizona football has been quiet in the transfer portal, but theyve made a move by offering a center, Santana Alo-Tupuola, from Georgia Tech. The former three-star recruit played mostly on special teams as a freshman and made four starts last season. Arizona needs help on the interior offensive line and Alo-Tupuola could step in as an immediate starter. Hes received offers from Arizona State, Kentucky, Wisconsin, and Cal, but Arizona is his fifth. Hes visiting Cal on January 4th and Wisconsin on January 8th, but no visit with Arizona is scheduled yet...

Arizona Wildcats suffered a close defeat in the Holiday Bowl against Southern Methodist University, with key defenders Dalton Johnson, Genesis Smith, and Treydan Stukes absent. Despite the loss, their legacies are secure due to their loyalty and contributions. The game was dominated by Southern Methodist University in the first half, but Arizonas defense took over in the second half, outgaining the opposition. Quarterback Noah Fifita performed well, but the early deficit proved too challenging to overcome. Johnson, Smith, and Stukes, who opted out, were crucial to the teams success, with Johnson leading in tackles and Smith and Stukes contributing significantly...

Arizona football is actively recruiting from the transfer portal, focusing on three key players to strengthen their roster. Theyre hosting Nevada offensive tackle Zach Cochnauer and USC wide receiver D.J. Jordan this week, while also pursuing Iowa State linebacker Will Hawthorne. Cochnauer, a top-30 graded offensive lineman, would fill the void left by three departing linemen. Jordan, a four-star recruit, could bring speed and potential to Arizonas offense, despite not recording stats at USC. Hawthorne, a three-star linebacker with four years of eligibility, could help shore up the linebacker group. These are just the beginning of Arizonas recruitment efforts...

Arizona QB Noah Fifita returns for 2026, shattering records and fueling excitement. Despite losing key receivers, promising talent and transfer portal additions bolster the Wildcats lineup. Fifitas unfinished business mindset propels Arizona towards a deeper playoff run in 2026.

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Arizona Wildcats Defense Struggles Without Key Players in Holiday Bowl LossThe Arizona Wildcats, ranked 17th, faced the SMU Mustangs in the Holiday Bowl, but their defense was significantly weakened by the absence of three top defensive backs. The trio, Treydan Stukes, Dalton Johnson, and Genesis Smith, opted out to protect their NFL draft stock, leaving freshmen to fill in. Despite the setback, the Wildcats put up a late fight but fell short, losing 24-19. The defense, previously ranked 4th in passing defense and 1st in passing efficiency, struggled without their veteran leaders.

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Arizona Wildcats are actively pursuing four-star defensive lineman Khyren Haywood for their 2027 recruiting class. Haywood, ranked as the number 302 overall prospect, has Arizona among his top five schools. Defensive line coach Joe Salavea maintains regular contact with Haywood, who has also named Arizona State, Kansas, Kansas State, and Texas Tech as his top contenders. Haywood plans to take official visits to these schools this spring and fall, with no commitment date set yet.

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Arizonas Holiday Bowl loss to SMU was marred by the opt-outs of three key defensive backs, who chose to focus on NFL Draft prep. Coach Brennan praised their impact, but fans and analysts question if their presence could have altered the games outcome. Despite the setback, the trios loyalty and future prospects are celebrated.

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In a heartbreaking Holiday Bowl loss, the University of Arizona Wildcats fell short against Southern Methodist University, despite a valiant comeback. Key defensive backs opted out, leaving the team shorthanded. The Mustangs built a twenty-four to nothing halftime lead, but the Wildcats fought back with a furious second-half comeback, sparked by quarterback Noah Fifitas impressive performance. The Wildcat defense also stepped up after halftime, picking off the Mustangs quarterback three times. As the season ends, coach Brennan looks to rebuild the team through the transfer portal, recruiting, and developing young talent for an exciting offseason.

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Arizonas Holiday Bowl loss to Southern Methodist University was marred by three players opting out, including defensive backs Dalton Johnson, Genesis Smith, and Tryedan Stukes. Despite the setback, the team showed resilience, with defensive coordinator Danny Gonzales making crucial halftime adjustments that limited the opponents quarterback, Kevin Jennings. The opt-outs, who earned accolades like first-team All-Big Twelve and All-American honors, leave a lasting legacy at Arizona.

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Tonight, the Arizona Wildcats and SMU Mustangs clash in the Holiday Bowl, kicking off at 8 PM ET on Fox. Arizona, aiming for their second ten-win season in three years, faces a motivated SMU team seeking redemption after a crushing loss. With Arizonas strong defense against the pass and SMUs reliance on passing, the Wildcats are favored to grind out a close win, keeping the score under 52.5. This bowl game could signal a turning point for Arizona, building momentum for next season.

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Two more Arizona Wildcats football players, JShawn Frausto-Ramos and Jeremiah Patterson, have entered the transfer portal, bringing the teams total to thirteen. Frausto-Ramos, a defensive back, and Patterson, a kick returner and wide receiver, made their announcements as the portal officially opened. Arizona hasnt brought in any transfers to replace those leaving. Frausto-Ramos, who played at Stanford before transferring, has two years of eligibility left. Patterson, who served as Arizonas main return man, saw reduced playing time this season. Coaches are set to meet with players after the Holiday Bowl, and more Wildcats are expected to enter the portal. Arizona...

Arizona quarterback Noah Fifita made history in the Holiday Bowl, setting a new single-season record for the program with twenty-nine touchdown passes. He also broke the career touchdown pass record earlier in the season and ended the year with impressive rushing stats. Fans and analysts are buzzing about his redemptive campaign, and he has a chance to climb even higher on the career lists in the upcoming season.

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SMUs Quarterback Kevin Jennings led a thrilling upset in the Holiday Bowl, defeating Arizona 24-19. Jennings showcased his skills with 278 passing yards and an 80-yard trick play touchdown. SMU finished the season 9-4, ending a five-game postseason losing streak. Arizona, also 9-4, fought back with three touchdown passes but couldnt overcome SMUs early lead. Both quarterbacks demonstrated loyalty by staying with their schools. This victory sets SMU up for a strong 2023 season, hosting UC Davis on September 12th.

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Arizona Wildcats target promising wide receiver D.J. Jordan from USC, setting up official visit for January fourth. Jordan, a four-star recruit from the 2024 class, has three years of eligibility left and ranks as a three-star prospect in the portal. San Diego State and Oregon State are also in the chase, but insiders say theres real buzz around Arizona. Landing Jordan could be a game-changer for the Wildcats wide receiver needs.

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SMU football defies expectations, leading Arizona 24-6 in the Holiday Bowls fourth quarter. The Mustangs stout defense and disciplined offense have turned the tide, with fans buzzing with underdog energy. The final question: can SMU secure a signature victory?

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SMU Mustangs secure first postseason victory since 2012, defeating Arizona 24-19 in the Holiday Bowl. Despite missing the College Football Playoff, SMU secures third straight nine-win season, building momentum in the Atlantic Coast Conference.

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In the Holiday Bowl, Arizona Wildcats quarterback Noah Fifita shone, throwing for three TDs, but the team fell short in a 24-19 loss to SMU. Coach Brent Brennan faced criticism for his decisions, while fans had mixed reactions. Despite the defeat, Arizonas second-year coach showed progress, notching nine wins and keeping the Territorial Cup. With a deep roster and Fifita leading, Arizona could make noise in the conference in 2026.

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Arizona Wildcats fell short in the Holiday Bowl, losing to Southern Methodist University 24-19. Despite a valiant comeback, the Wildcats couldnt overcome a 24-0 halftime deficit. The team finished the season at 9-4. Key absences, including star defensive backs, contributed to SMUs early lead, with quarterback Kevin Jennings passing for 187 yards in the first quarter. Arizona outgained SMU 309-64 in the second half, with Noah Fifita throwing three touchdowns. However, missed two-point conversions and aggressive calls hindered their comeback, sealing a tough loss.

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Arizona Wildcats Holiday Bowl Dreams Crushed: Despite Furious Comeback, S M U Wins 24-19

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Arizonas star defensive backs, Dalton Johnson, Genesis Smith, and Treydon Stukes, will miss the Holiday Bowl due to opt-outs. These three, who led a top-four national secondary, will be replaced by freshmen and sophomores like Gavin Hunter, Coleman Patmon, and Dajon Hinton. The Wildcats defense will face a challenge against SMUs thirteenth-ranked passing offense, led by quarterback Kevin Jennings.

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Arizona football faces significant roster changes as ten players, including defensive lineman Jarra Anderson, wide receiver Devin Hyatt, and safety Jack Luttrell, enter the transfer portal. Head coach Brent Brennan is managing bowl prep and roster shakeups, with new general manager Aaron Knotts joining the team. Luttrells departure is a major loss, as he contributed significantly last season. The other players had limited roles, with Anderson barely playing and Hyatt fading this season. More transfers are expected after the Holiday Bowl.

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Tune in for a thrilling Holiday Bowl matchup between Arizona and Southern Methodist University! The betting line has shifted, with Southern Methodist University now favored by one and a half points. Both teams boast strong offenses and defenses, with Southern Methodist University ranking slightly higher in scoring. Arizona has shown resilience as underdogs, while Southern Methodist University struggles as favorites. Turnovers could be the deciding factor in this close game. Catch the kickoff at six PM Mountain Standard Time on Fox.

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The University of Arizona Wildcats, with a 9-3 record, face off against the Southern Methodist University Mustangs, who finished 8-4, in the Holiday Bowl. This marks Arizonas third trip to the bowl, while SMU is in their 23rd bowl appearance. The teams have met twice before, with SMU winning the first and Arizona pulling off a major upset in the second. Arizona closed their season strong, winning their last five games, while SMUs offense was explosive all year. The game kicks off on January 2nd at 6 PM MT on Fox.

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Arizonas Noah Fifita, a loyal quarterback, has transformed the Wildcats into a top program. With impressive stats and a commitment to Tucson, hes led them to a 9-3 record this season. Now, he faces SMUs Kevin Jennings in the Holiday Bowl, aiming for his tenth win and solidifying his legacy.

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In the Holiday Bowl, Arizonas sterling turnover margin could tip the scales against SMU. Arizona leads with a plus one point three three, while SMU ranks eighth at plus zero point nine two. Arizonas defense has been exceptional, snagging multiple turnovers in six games. SMUs quarterback, Kevin Jennings, has thrown ten interceptions this season. If one team gains a clear turnover edge, it could significantly impact the game. This matchup is set to be a battle of ball security in San Diego.

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Arizona Wildcats face SMU Mustangs in the Trust and Will Holiday Bowl, aiming for a big win to cap their impressive season. SMU boasts a formidable offense, led by QB Kevin Jennings, while Arizonas defense, ranked first in interceptions, is key to victory. A creative blitz and forcing turnovers are crucial for Arizona to contain Jennings and secure the win.

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Tune in for a thrilling Holiday Bowl matchup between Arizona Wildcats and SMU Mustangs! Arizona, with a nine-and-three record, faces off against SMUs eight-and-four. Arizonas offense, led by Noah Fifita, and SMUs Kevin Jennings, both boast impressive stats. Both teams have stout defenses, with Arizonas secondary standing out. Experts predict a close game, with Arizona edging out SMU twenty-seven to twenty-four. Dont miss this bowl season classic!

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Arizona and SMU face off in the Holiday Bowl, with Arizona seeking a perfect finish to their rebound season and SMU aiming to recapture playoff form. Quarterback Kevin Jennings leads SMU with over 3,300 passing yards and 26 touchdowns. The game airs on Fox at 8 PM ET, with streaming on Fubo and radio on SiriusXM. Tune in for a thrilling matchup in a packed bowl season.

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In the Holiday Bowl, Arizonas Noah Fifita faces SMUs formidable pass defense, ranked 135th nationally. Despite allowing 284.7 passing yards per game, SMU has 17 interceptions. Fifita, with a 64.2% completion rate and 26 TDs, must protect the ball. Arizonas defense, ranked 4th, allows only 155.9 passing yards per game. The passing matchup is the bowls highlight, with Fifitas hot streak against SMUs secondary.

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Tonights Holiday Bowl features Arizona Wildcats vs. SMU Mustangs, with Arizona favored. Arizona, led by QB Noah Fifita, boasts a top-five defense and a balanced offense. SMU, with QB Kevin Jennings, has a potent passing attack but struggles with pass defense. Pundits predict a shootout favoring Arizona, setting up an exciting matchup in San Diego.

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Arizona football faces SMU in the Holiday Bowl, marking a mix of nostalgia and uncertainty. After a surprising season, key players depart, leaving fans cautiously optimistic. Coach Brennan and staff express confidence in replacing losses, highlighting an exciting brand of football and new talent. A strong performance could signal sustained success for Tucson.

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Arizona Wildcats face SMU Mustangs in Holiday Bowl, with Arizona favored to win. Arizonas top-tier defense against SMUs struggling offense. SMUs rushing attack failing, Arizonas defense dominating. Expect Arizona to control the game and grind out a victory.

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SMUs Holiday Bowl clash against Arizona features a star-studded lineup, with both teams boasting five All-ACC players each. SMUs Logan Parr and Ahmaad Moses lead the charge, with Parr ranking third in the ACC for pressure rate and Moses delivering a standout season with 91 tackles, 5 interceptions, and 5.5 tackles for loss. Isaiah Smith and P.J. Williams join them on the second team, with Smith leading the nation in tackles for loss and Williams starting all 14 games. Jordan Hudson, who earned third-team honors, will face off against Arizonas top-ranked pass defense. With this talent-packed roster, the Holiday Bowl is set to...

Arizona Wildcats Running Back Search: Two Promising Portal ProspectsAs the college football transfer portal opens, Arizona Wildcats head coach Brent Brennan is on the hunt for a new running back to bolster their offense. With Ismail Mahdis departure, the team is looking to upgrade their ground game. Two intriguing prospects emerge: Adam Mohammed, a Glendale, Arizona native who originally signed with the Wildcats before transferring to Washington, and Makhi Frazier from Michigan State. Both have shown promise and could potentially make a significant impact in Tucson.

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Arizonas football team, led by head coach Brent Brennan, has had a remarkable season, thanks to strategic staff hires. Seth Doeges arrival as offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach significantly improved quarterback Noah Fifitas performance. On defense, promotions like Joe Salaveas return brought detail and toughness. Last seasons struggles were due to initial hires not fitting the teams needs, but Brennans bold swaps turned things around. Front office moves, like Gaizka Crowley and Fletcher Kellys work, and new roles for staff, show Brennans focus on every level. The Wildcats Holiday Bowl match against SMU is a testament to Brennans leadership and...

Get ready for the Trust and Will Holiday Bowl as the Arizona Wildcats face off against the SMU Mustangs on January 2nd, 2026. Both teams bring solid records, with Arizona at nine wins and SMU at eight. The bowl has a reputation for high-scoring games, with over fifty points scored every year since 2016. Arizona, under coach Brent Brennan, has surged from four wins to nine this year, while SMU, led by Rhett Lashlee, averages 32.9 points per game on offense. Key players to watch include Arizonas quarterback Noah Fifita, running back Ismail Mahdi, and SMUs quarterback Kevin Jennings, running back TJ Harden...

Tetairoa McMillan, the Carolina Panthers rookie sensation, has made a splash in the NFL, earning a spot on ESPNs All-Rookie team. With sixty-six receptions for nine hundred twenty-nine yards and seven touchdowns, hes just seventy-one yards shy of the one thousand yard milestone. McMillan, who shattered Arizonas all-time receiving yards record, has led the Panthers in receptions, yards, and total touchdowns. Hes also third in receptions, second in yards and targets, and first in touchdowns among first-year receivers. With a playoff spot on the line, McMillan has a chance to cap his breakout year in style against Atlanta.

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The Arizona Wildcats football team had a breakout 2025 season, finishing 9-3 overall and 6-3 in Big Twelve play, earning a Holiday Bowl bid and AP Top 25 ranking. Under Coach Brent Brennan, they showcased a balanced offense (254 passing, 150 rushing) and a dominant defense (18.9 points allowed). The Territorial Cup win sparked excitement, and fans look forward to fixing inconsistencies and developing young talent for sustainable success in the Big Twelve.

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Ryan Rakowski, a three-star quarterback from Palos Verdes High School in California, is a top prospect in the class of 2027. Hes received offers from Arizona, SMU, Ole Miss, and Utah, but Arizonas coaching staff, particularly Seth Doege and Brent Brennan, have made a strong impression. Rakowskis offensive style aligns well with Arizonas system, making them a top contender. With no official visits set yet, a trip to Tucson is planned, and more schools are likely to join the race.

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Arizona Wildcats dominate South Dakota State, winning 99-71. Koa Peat leads with 19 points and 14 rebounds. Six players score in double figures for Arizona, who lead in free throws, rebounds, and paint scoring. Mo Krivas and Jaden Bradley post double-doubles. Arizona prepares for Big Twelve opener at Utah.

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In the Trust and Will Holiday Bowl, Arizona faces Southern Methodist University, with Arizona favored by two and a half points. Both teams boast talent, with Arizona aiming for a second ten-win season in three years and SMU seeking their first bowl win since 2012. Arizonas defense has improved, while SMUs offense can wear down defenses. Expect a close game, with Arizona potentially winning 30-26 by controlling the clock and forcing turnovers.

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As the 2025 college football season concludes, Arizonas Brent Brennan focuses on the transfer portal to fill roster gaps, particularly at wide receiver. With top pass-catchers Kris Hutson and Javin Whatley departing, young talent like Tre Spivey, Chris Hunter, and Luke Wysong are expected to step up. However, adding a proven portal wideout could significantly enhance the Wildcats passing game. Two notable options are Braden Pegan from Utah State and Raiden Vines-Bright from Washington. These moves could significantly impact Arizonas 2026 season, making the transfer portal buzz a crucial aspect to monitor.

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The Arizona Wildcats, ranked seventeenth, face SMU in the Holiday Bowl, their last game before the new year. The transfer portal opens for a single two-week window in January, marking a significant change from previous years. Arizona head coach Brent Brennan welcomes the change, aiming to build real chemistry during spring ball. The team plans to return stars and supplement with targeted portal adds, aiming to keep momentum going strong.

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Arizonas Brent Brennan keeps Holiday Bowl opt-outs under wraps, with Tia Savea set to return. Speculation swirls around senior players like Stukes, Johnson, Madhi, and Hutson. SMUs Jennings confirmed, but Brinson and Maryland may sit out. Stay tuned for more updates as the teams prepare for their showdown in San Diego.

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Arizona Wildcats face SMU Mustangs in Holiday Bowl, coach Brennan credits teams success to loyal veterans, smart transfers, and staff. Brennan sees long layoff as opportunity for young players to grow, braces for potential transfer portal moves, and anticipates big stage performance.

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In this Holiday Bowl showdown, Arizonas Noah Fifita and SMUs Kevin Jennings, two seasoned quarterbacks, face off. Jennings, a dual-threat, has 7,431 passing yards, 55 TDs, and 23 INTs, plus 554 rushing yards and 10 TDs. Fifita, after a rough 2024, bounced back with a 64.2% completion rate, 2,963 yards, 26 TDs, and 5 INTs, along with 143 rushing yards and 3 TDs. Arizonas elite turnover defense, ranking 4th nationally, could decide the game, as Jennings tends to throw picks. Both QBs aim to end their 2025 seasons strong, building momentum for the upcoming College Football Playoff semifinals.

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The Arizona Wildcats, ranked seventeenth, aim for history in the Trust and Will Holiday Bowl. With a nine-and-three record, they face the eight-and-four SMU Mustangs. A win would mark their tenth victory this season, a feat only four other Arizona teams have achieved. This season, under second-year coach Brent Brennan, mirrors the successful twenty twenty-three campaign. After a hot start, the team faced a midseason slump but rallied, securing nine wins and a fourteenth-place Big twelve finish. The Wildcats now seek their fifth ten-win chapter, building momentum into twenty twenty-six with a strong recruiting class.

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Arizona and SMU face off in the Holiday Bowl at Snapdragon Stadium, with Arizona seeking revenge after a close loss last year. Arizona enters the game on a five-game winning streak, while SMU struggles after a disappointing loss to California. Both teams boast top-35 rankings in scoring and points allowed. Quarterback Kevin Jennings leads SMU, despite an ankle injury, with impressive passing stats. The game airs on Fox at 6 PM MST, with Arizona favored by 2.5 points. Expect a close matchup under the lights in San Diego.

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Brent Brennan, Arizonas head coach, reminisces about his brother Brads standout performance in the 1998 Holiday Bowl, where Arizona secured a historic twelve-win season. Brent, a graduate assistant at Hawaii at the time, watched from the stands as Brad caught a sixteen-yard touchdown pass. The game was a family affair, with over a hundred relatives cheering Brad on. Now, as Arizona heads to the 2026 Holiday Bowl, its a full-circle moment for the Brennan family, especially after beating Hawaii in their season opener this year.

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SMU Mustangs, led by quarterback Kevin Jennings, are set for the Holiday Bowl with a high-powered offense averaging 32.9 points and 419 yards per game. Despite defensive struggles in pass coverage, their plus-eleven turnover margin has kept them competitive. Facing Arizonas stout defense, expect an offense-versus-defense showdown in San Diego.

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Arizona football, under coach Brent Brennan, aims to bolster their tight end position with experienced talent from the transfer portal. Top targets include Luke Dehnicke, a redshirt freshman from Minnesota Duluth, who had a breakout season with 61 catches, 1119 yards, and 14 TDs. Dehnicke, ranked 77th overall and 4th among tight ends, has received an early offer from Arizona. Another potential option is Jayden Fortier, a 4-star recruit from Arizona State, who has 3 years of eligibility left. As the portal heats up, Arizona is poised to secure a tight end to enhance their offense for the 2026 season.

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Arizona Wildcats and SMU Mustangs face off in the Holiday Bowl, with both teams having faced Baylor. Baylor dominated SMU in their opener, but Arizona shut them down in their matchup. Arizona, on a five-game win streak, aims to build momentum against SMU, who struggled with consistency. The Wildcats ticket allotment is sold out, promising a packed house for this intriguing clash.

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Arizonas Brent Brennan prepares for the largest transfer portal window ever, opening January 2nd-6th. With six players already announced to transfer, Brennan emphasizes retaining current talent. The team returns January 3rd, and official visits could start as early as January 3rd-4th. Last year, Arizona added 28 transfers but lost 36, highlighting the potential for portal frenzy to aid rapid rebuilding for next season.

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Arizona Wildcats football fans rejoice as their team secures a spot in the Holiday Bowl, their first postseason trip since 2023. Under coach Brent Brennan, the team achieved a nine-win, three-loss season, capping it off with a five-game winning streak, including a victory over rival Arizona State. Quarterback Noah Fifita led the offense, setting a new school record for career touchdown passes. Safety Dalton Johnson stood out on defense with impressive tackle and interception numbers. A win over SMU could secure a rare ten-win year for Arizona.

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Arizona quarterback Noah Fifita is on the cusp of breaking several school passing records in the Holiday Bowl against SMU. He needs just 29 completions to tie Willie Tuitama for second place in Arizona history. Fifitas impressive 2025 season includes 2,963 yards, 26 touchdowns, and only 5 interceptions. A win against SMU would secure his place as the most productive quarterback in Wildcats history, with potential records for completions, attempts, yards, and touchdowns.

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In the Trust and Will Holiday Bowl, Arizona Wildcats, with a top-twenty defense and three first-team All-Big Twelve players, face SMU Mustangs. SMU, fresh off a College Football Playoff appearance, boasts a strong passing offense led by quarterback Kevin Jennings. Arizonas offense, led by junior quarterback Noah Fifita, aims to exploit SMUs pass defense weakness. Expect a high-scoring game with Arizonas defense potentially making the difference.

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Arizona Wildcats Coach Brennan Preps for Transfer Portal, Eyeing Quarterback DepthWith the college football season wrapped up, Arizona Wildcats head coach Brent Brennan is gearing up for the January transfer portal window. While Noah Fifita, a three-season starter, is set to return in 2026, the team might still chase a quarterback from the portal to ensure depth and competition at the position. Two potential candidates are Jaydn Davis from Michigan and Stone Saunders from Kentucky.

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Arizonas defensive coordinator, Danny Gonzales, shares his emotional journey of building trust with veteran players Dalton Johnson and Treydan Stukes. After convincing them to stay, their commitment and loyalty have strengthened the teams defense, setting the stage for future success.

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Arizonas Brent Brennan discusses potential opt-outs for the Holiday Bowl, emphasizes the benefits of the new transfer portal window, and focuses on roster retention as seniors prepare for their final season. Six players have already announced plans to enter the transfer portal, with the official opening set for January 2nd.

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Arizonas running back group, led by Ismail Mahdi and Kedrick Reescano, had a solid 2025 season. However, Mahdis graduation leaves a significant void. Enter Adam Mohammed, a local three-star recruit from Apollo High School in Glendale, who committed to Arizona in 2023 but transferred to Washington when Jedd Fisch took over. Mohammed, now a four-star transfer, had a breakout season with Washington, rushing for 523 yards and 5 TDs. Hes the number 33 overall player in the transfer portal and the number 2 running back. Arizonas staff should pursue him, but competition may be fierce.

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Arizonas 2025 recruiting class is making waves, boasting the highest-rated roster in program history. Freshmen like Koa Peat, Brayden Burries, Ivan Karchenkov, and Dwayne Aristode form the core of an eight-man rotation under coach Tommy Lloyd. Peat had a standout debut, scoring 30 points against defending champions Florida. Burries has been on fire recently, averaging 18.4 points on 57.1% shooting, including 39% from three. Karchenkov brings steady versatility, while Aristode leads in three-point makes. The class is already carrying the load, setting the stage for a promising future.

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Arizona Wildcats aim for program history in Holiday Bowl, seeking their tenth win of the season. Led by quarterback Noah Fifita, the team has bounced back from a coaching change and a disappointing 2024 season. Standout players like Dalton Johnson, Treydan Stukes, Genesis Smith, and Taye Brown are shining, hoping to secure a spot among the four teams that have previously reached ten wins. A victory would cap a redemption story and etch their names in the record books.

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Prince Williams, the 2025 MaxPreps Nevada High School Football Player of the Year, has been named the top player in the state after a dominant season with Las Vegas Bishop Gorman. The Arizona signee helped secure the teams fifth straight state championship with impressive stats, including 91 tackles, 44 tackles for loss, 13 sacks, 18 quarterback hurries, and 3 forced fumbles. Williams, a high three-star prospect, is ranked 631st nationally, 63rd among edge rushers, and 4th in Nevada. He is expected to contribute right away as a true freshman at Arizona, bringing his relentless motor from one of high school footballs elite programs.

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Arizona and SMU face off in the Holiday Bowl, with Arizona now favored by 2.5 points on FanDuel Sportsbook. Both teams have solid records, with Arizona at 9-3 and SMU at 8-4. The over/under is set at 51.5 points, with the line remaining steady since December 9th. Fans are buzzing about their only common opponent, Baylor, with Arizona dominating the Bears and SMU losing in double overtime. Arizona went 8-4 against the spread this year, while SMU was 5-6-1. Both teams saw four of twelve games go over the total, often on the road. With Arizonas last four games all...

Arizona Wildcats offensive coordinator Seth Doege highlights six young players benefiting from Holiday Bowl practices: Matthew Lado, Gio Richardson, Isaiah Mizzell, Sawyer Anderson, Wesley Yarbrough, and Cornelius Warren. Lado, a redshirt freshman, added 48 pounds and started in the season finale. Richardson, a true freshman, led the team in receiving yards among freshmen. Mizzell, the top offensive signee, had 4 catches for 37 yards. Anderson, Yarbrough, and Warren, all true freshmen, gained valuable experience in limited action. These practices set up a promising future for the Wildcats offense.

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Arizona Wildcats defensive back Dalton Johnson, a redshirt senior safety, has earned a spot in the East-West Shrine Bowl, a significant honor for the Texas native. This all-star event in January gathers top college seniors, drawing scouts from all thirty-two NFL teams. Johnson, who led Arizona with ninety-seven tackles in 2025, has a chance to boost his pro prospects after a breakout season. He added interceptions, pass breakups, and forced fumbles, proving his versatility against the run and in coverage. Johnsons leadership and consistency have been key to Arizonas defense, earning him respect across the Big Twelve Conference. At the Shrine...

Arizonas Danny Gonzales Stays Put, Leads Nations Top Defense: Arizonas defensive coordinator, Danny Gonzales, has decided to stay with the Wildcats, leading them to a remarkable defensive turnaround in 2025. The Wildcats boast the nations best turnover margin, forcing an average of 2.33 turnovers per game. Their defense has intercepted 19 passes and recovered 9 fumbles, setting up the Holiday Bowl against SMU on January 2nd. Arizona ranks 20th nationally in points allowed, 18.9 per game, and is top-3 in passing yards allowed. Several players earned All-Big Twelve honors, with Dalton Johnson winning Defensive Player of the Year. Gonzales return ensures stability for the defense...

Arizonas defensive tackle Tia Savea is set to return for the Holiday Bowl, boosting the Wildcats defense against Southern Methodist Universitys high-scoring offense. Savea, who led Arizonas defensive linemen with thirty tackles and three tackles for loss, missed the last three regular season games due to a leg injury. His return is crucial, as Arizonas defense already ranks among the nations best, allowing only eighteen point nine points per game.

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The Arizona Wildcats are heading to the Holiday Bowl, aiming for a ten-win season and a boost in recruiting. Theyll face the SMU Mustangs, with fans buzzing with excitement. A win would mark a historic moment, signaling Arizonas rise as a destination program. The bowl holds special history for Arizona fans, with a past victory over Nebraska still standing out as one of the programs best moments ever.

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Arizonas Offensive Assistant Lyle Moevao Promoted to Running Backs Coach: A Look at His Coaching Journey and Impact on the Wildcats Run Game

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Arizonas basketball team is vying for five-star shooting guard Caleb Holt, ranked third overall and top shooting guard by Rivals. Holt, who plays at Prolific Prep in Florida, has Arizona among his top five schools, praising coach Tommy Lloyd and assistant Brandon Chappell. Holt seeks a program where he can be the primary ball handler, running the offense and making decisions with the ball. Arizona has a strong chance due to their personal connection, with Holt planning to decide in February or March. Landing Holt would significantly boost Arizonas recruiting class and potentially create an elite backcourt for years to...

2025: A Year of Unforgettable Triumphs for Arizona Athletics - The year 2025 was a banner one for Arizona athletics, with the triathlon team securing back-to-back national titles, football reclaiming the Territorial Cup, and baseball and mens basketball making deep runs in their respective postseasons. Quarterback Noah Fifita set a new school record for career passing touchdowns, and four Wildcats were drafted into the NFL. Womens golf and mens tennis won conference titles, and the mens wheelchair basketball team claimed a national championship. With momentum building, the Wildcats head into 2026 aiming for more hardware in Tucson.

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