OFFICIAL GAME NOTES // Aug. 29 UNLV W, 58-13 (ESPN) Sept. 4 (FOX Sports1) at UTSA W, 26-23 Sept. 13...

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Arizona Athletics Communication Services // 520-621-4163 • 1 National Championship Drive • McKale Center Room 106 • Tucson, AZ • 85721-0096Contacts: Molly O’Mara (momara.arizona.edu) • 520-621-4283 (o) • 520-444-1068 (c) // Blair Willis ([email protected]) • 520-621-0914 (o) • 520-419-2979 (c)

2014 Schedule/ResultsOverall: 4-0 Pac-12: 1-0 Home: 3-0 Road: 1-0 Aug. 29 UNLV W, 58-13 (ESPN) Sept. 4 at UTSA W, 26-23 (FOX Sports1) Sept. 13 Nevada W, 35-28 (Pac-12 Net.)

Sept. 20 California W, 49-45 (Pac-12 Net) Oct. 2 at #2 Oregon 7:30 p.m. (ESPN) Oct. 11 USC % 7:30 p.m. (ESPN2) Oct. 25 at Washington St. TBA Nov. 1 at UCLA TBA Nov. 8 Colorado ^ TBA Nov. 15 Washington TBA Nov. 22 at Utah TBA Nov. 28 Arizona State 1:30 p.m. (FOX) Dec. 5 Pac-12 Championship* TBA (FOX)

Times listed are local to site TBA games are subject to 12 or 6-day selections % Family Weekend ^ Homecoming* Santa Clara, Calif.

Thursday Night Showcase Pits Cats vs. Ducks in Battle of 4-0 SquadsGame 5 » Arizona (4-0, 1-0 Pac-12) @ No. 2 Oregon (4-0, 1-0 Pac-12)

Head Coach Rich RodriguezArizona Record 20-10 (3rd Year)Career Record 140-94-2 (21 years)vs. Oregon 1-1

Head Coach Mark HelfrichOregon Record 15-2(2nd Year)Career Record 15-2 (2nd Year)vs. Arizona 0-1

Date ..................................... Thursday, Oct. 2Time ...................................... 7:30 p.m. (PDT)Location .................................... Eugene, Ore.Stadium .................Autzen Stadium (54,000)Surface ............................................. FieldTurfTelevision ...............................................ESPNAll-Time Series ............. Oregon leads, 24-15In Eugene ........................ Oregon leads, 13-4Last Meeting .................... UA 42, Oregon 16................................Nov. 23, 2013 (at Tucson)Streak ................Oregon has won 5 of last 6

Television & Radio InformationLive Stats: arizonalivestats.com

Television ESPN Play-by-Play .............................................Rece Davis Analysts ................... Jesse Palmer & David Pollack Sideline ........................................Samantha Ponder Watch Online .........................................WatchESPNRadio Arizona IMG Sports Network Play-by-Play .........................................Brian Jeffries Analyst ...............................................Lamont Lovett Sideline ................................................Dana Cooper Flagship Stations .......................1290 AM, 107.5 FM StatewideAffiliates ............................... See Page 7 Listen on TuneIn ........... www.arizonawildcats.com Satellite Radio ........................ XM (84), SIRIUS (84)Spanish Radio (Home games only) 990 AM Play-by-Play .......................................... Jorge Leyva Analyst ................................................Marco Rincon

Quick Reads » Last Meeting — page 9 • Depth Chart — page 12 • 2014 Statistics — page 18 • Roster — page 34

The MatchupStatistical Comparison

Category Total Offense Rushing Offense Passing Offense TeamPassingEfficiency Scoring Offense Total Defense Rushing Defense Passing Yards Allowed TeamPassingEfficiencyDefense Scoring Defense Turnover Margin 3rd Down Conversion Pct 4th Down Conversion Pct 3rd Down Conversion Pct Defense 4th Down Conversion Pct Defense Red Zone Offense Red Zone Defense Net Punting Punt Returns Kickoff Returns First Downs Offense First Downs Defense Penalties Per Game Penalty Yards Per Game Time of Possession

ARIZ ORE 593.8 555.3 228.0 225.3 365.8 330 152.69 211.28 42.0 48.5 430.5 443.5 135.3 128.3 295.3 315.3 147.28 131.82 27.3 21.3 0.25 1.75 40.3% 56.3% 77.8% 75.0% 36.8% 43.8% 40.0% 40.0% 88.9% 85.7% 91.7% 76.5% 34.50 37.14 6.00 9.6 16.00 19.08 116 105 92 97 7.00 8.00 62.0 63.5 28:28 24:27

Category Player TotalTouchdowns C. Jones 6 Scoring C. Skowron 48 Rush Yards N. Wilson 482 Pass Yards A. Solomon 1,454 Pass Touchdowns A. Solomon 13 Receptions C. Jones 29 Rec. Yards C. Jones 475 Tackles S. Wright III 51 Tackles For Loss S. Wright III 7.0 Sacks S. Wright III 4.0 Interceptions Parks/Tevis/Bondurant 1 Punting Avg. D. Riggleman 44.5 Kick Return Avg. S. Grant 17.3

Top Cats» Arizona has defeated an AP Top 25 team in nine of the previous 10 seasons.

» The Wildcats seek their first win against an AP Top 25 team on the road since upset-ting then-No. 20 USC on Dec. 5, 2009.

» Since 1998, the Wildcats have defeated three ranked Oregon teams in 10 chances. In 2007, Arizona upset then-No. 2 Oregon in Tucson.

» Arizona is 4-0 for the 12th time in school history, including the first such start since the 2010 campaign. UA’s last 5-0 start was in the 1998 season.

» Rich Rodriguez picked up his 20th win as Arizona’s coach against California. It was his 140th career head coaching win.

» The Wildcats lead all Pac-12 teams in total offense (593. 8 ypg). That total is No. 6 for all FBS squads to date.

» Arizona has rushed for 100 yards or more in 26-consecutive games. Oregon (2012) is the only team to hold the Cats under 100 yards rushing in the Rodriguez era.

» Linebacker Scooby Wright leads the Pac-12 and ranks No. 7 nationally with 12.8 tack-les per game. His 18 stops against Cal were the most for a UA player since 1999.

» Anu Solomon, the first freshman to start a season opener at QB for Arizona, has 13 TD passes against three interceptions.

» Solomon set NCAA FBS freshman records for total offensive plays (89), pass pass at-tempts (73) and completions (47) two weeks ago against California.

» Austin Hill has a pass reception in 21-straight games played dating to the 2011 season.

Hard Edge Notes & Numbers

566Anu Solomon set a school and Pac-12 record with 566 total offense yards in the win vs. California.

520 Solomon set the school record with 520 passing yards vs. California.

124 Arizona’s offensive line has com-bined for 124 career starts.

36Points scored in 4th quarter against Cal were the most for UA in any quar-ter in school history.

22Arizona overcame a 28-6 halftime deficit, the largest comeback win in school history.

6Cayleb Jones has six receiving TDs in the last three games. He had three against Cal to tie the school record.

5Arizona has won five-straight games, tied for the eighth-longest streak in the FBS dating to last season.

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2014 Arizona Football Game Notes

2 2014 Arizona Football • Game 5 at Oregon

Arizona Quick FactsCommunication Services StaffDirector: Jeremy SharpeAssociate Director (FB): Molly O’Mara (FB, WGLF)

O: (520) 621-4283C: (520) 444-1068

E: [email protected] Director (FB): Blair Willis (FB, BA)

O: (520) 621-0914C: (520) 419-2979

E: [email protected] Director: Cory Walton (MBB, MGLF)Assistant Director: TBA (WBB, WTN)Assistant: Danny Martinez (VB, S&D, SVB, SB)OfficePhone: (520) 621-4163OfficeFax: (520) 621-2681ArizonaStadiumPressBox:(520) 621-9393Mailing Address: McKale Center, Room 106 University of Arizona 1 National Championship Dr. Tucson AZ 85721-0096

The University of ArizonaLocation: Tucson, Ariz. Nickname: Wildcats Colors: Cardinal and Navy (PMS 200 and 281) President: Ann Weaver HartDirector of Athletics: Greg ByrneDeputy Director of Athletics: Erika BarnesFaculty Representative: Jory HancockEnrollment: 40,200AthleticTicketOffice:520-621-2287; 800-452-2287Athletics Web Site: ArizonaWildcats.comUniversity Web Site: Arizona.edu

2014 Arizona FootballHead Coach: Rich Rodriguez, Third year (19-10)Career Record: 139-94-2, 21st year Offensive Formation: Multiple SpreadDefensive Formation: 3-3-5 Conference: Pac-12 (joined Pac-10 in 1978)Returning Lettermen: 45Stadium (Capacity): Arizona Stadium (56,029) Surface: FieldTurfPressBoxPhone:(520) 621-9393

Football HistoryFirst Season: 1899 Years Played: 110 (entering 2013)Games Played: 1,049Head Coaches: 30All-Time Record: 584-433-33Pac-10/12 Record: 138-148-6Bowl Games (Record): 18 (8-9-1, last in 2013)

The Bear Down TraditionArizona’s most memorable athletic tradition is the slogan “Bear Down,” given to Wildcat teams by John “Button” Salmon, student body president and varsity athlete, shortly before he died in 1926 following an auto accident. Button Salmon’s last message to his teammates, spoken to J.F. “Pop” McKale, coach and athletic director, was, “Tell them... tell the team to bear down.” The rally cry predates “Win One for the Gipper” by two years.

Media InformationMolly O’Mara and Blair Willis of Arizona Athletics Communication Services will as-sist media throughout the season in its cov-erage of Arizona football including issuing a weekly news release, daily news items, home game statistical packages, adminis-tering news conferences, practice and press box operations, credentialing and road-game access, among other services. Any questions about media policies should be directed to Associate Director of Communi-cation Services Molly O’Mara at [email protected] or (520) 621-4283.

Interview RequestsThe Arizona Athletics Communication Ser-vices office will make every attempt to fulfill phone interview requests for media mem-bers. Interview requests for head coach Rich Rodriguez, his staff and UA players should be directed to Molly O’Mara (momara@ ar-izona.edu) or Blair Willis ([email protected]). To make a request by phone, call 520-621-4163. Please submit requests well in advance to allow time for an interview to be scheduled. However, some requests may not be granted based on academic sched-ules and other team responsibilities.

PracticesArizona football practices are generally closed to the media, unless otherwise not-ed. In-season practice schedule provides a 20-minute photo opportunity, typically on Tuesdays at the beginning of practice. Inter-views are conducted after practice and must be arranged through the Communication Services staff. The daily practice schedule can change, so it is asked that media inform the Communication Services staff in ad-vance for requested players/coaches. Cov-erage of football practice stipulates consent with restrictions on reporting formations, strategies, special personnel shifts or inju-ries without prior questions directed to and answered by head coach Rich Rodriguez.

Postgame InterviewsArizona has a closed locker room policy after games. There is no player availability on the field immediately after the game. Head coach Rich Rodriguez will address the assembled media only after his post-game radio show responsibilities have been completed both at home and on the road Coach Rodriguez will address the me-dia prior to any player comments. At home games, Coach Rodriguez will hold a post-game press conference in Room 370 of the Lowell-Stevens Football Facility. Selected offensive and defensive players will follow. For road games, each locker room situa-tion will dictate postgame protocol. Please direct any specific requests for players to Molly O’Mara and Blair Willis with the UA Communication Services staff.

Weekly Press ConferenceHead Coach Rich Rodriguez and select players are available each Monday at 1:30 p.m. in the Lowell-Stevens Football Facility (Room 370) for an approximate half-hour press conference. There is no weekly press conference during bye weeks. A live web stream is available at: http://pac-12.com/videos/university-arizona.

Pac-12 Weekly TeleconferenceHead Coach Rich Rodriguez is available at 11:05 a.m. (PT) each week during the sea-son on the Pac-12 Football Coaches Weekly Teleconference. For information in regards to obtaining the phone number to take part in the weekly teleconference, please call the Pac-12 Conference office (925-932-4411), or the UA Communication Services Office (520-621-4163).

Facilities Access for MediaThe team locker room, sports medicine cen-ter and strength and conditioning center areoff limits to media unless special arrange-ments have been made through Molly O’Mara.

Photo/Video UsageUsage of imagery, audio and video tak-en at Arizona Athletics events is restricted to editorial purposes; these guidelines are covered in materials issued to reporters, editors and photographers upon receipt of credentials and/or access. They include guidelines on live Internet reporting, nota-bly live description of statistical and/or play-by-play and uses of visual imagery, rules strengthened for televised games.

CredentialsCredentials will be issued to professional members of media outlets that regularly cover Arizona Athletics and to regional, na-tional or visiting professional journalists. Internet entities may or may not qualify for credentials and will be considered on a case-by-case basis. Please send all creden-tial requests via email to Assistant Director of Communication Services Blair Willis at [email protected] or call (520) 621-0914. Visit http://www.arizonawildcats.com/View-Article.dbml?ATCLID=207926143 to review the Arizona credential policies before sub-mitting a request.

CollegePressBox.comCollegepressbox.com is the official media website for Pac-12 football. Access and download weekly game notes, quotes, sta-tistics, media guides, headshots, logos and more for the conference and each of its member schools. Login information will be distributed to accredited media or you can apply for a password by sending an e-mail to: [email protected].

Covering the Cats (Week of Sept. 28)MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY

Weekly Press Conference » Noon (MST)» Lowell-Stevens Football Facility» Rich Rodriguez» Select Players

Practice(approx.3:45p.m.)» Closed to media» Post-practice interviews w/ defensive players by request.

Pac-12 Weekly Teleconference» 10:30 a.m. - 12:120 p.m.» Rich Rodriguez (11:05 a.m.)

Practice(approx.3:45p.m.)» Closed to media.» No media availability» Weekly injury report released by Communicaiton Services

Travel to Eugene» No media availability

Game Day» 7:30 p.m. (MDT) kickoff» Postgame interviews with Coach Rodriguez and selected players.

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“Tell them... tell the team to bear down.” — John Byrd “Button” Salmon, 1926 3

Some Game Themes: As the calendar turns, the Thursday night spotlight shines bright on a Pac-12 interdivision matchup of undefeated teams … The second-ranked Oregon Ducks own the league’s signature win to date, something the Wildcats would like to add to their early-season résumé … It was last November when Arizona stunned many and ruined Oregon’s Rose Bowl hopes with a rout in Tucson … That leaves the Ducks seeking payback while boosting the confidence of the Cats … Indeed, it should be viewed as an all-pleasure, no-pressure opportunity for the visitors from the Southern Division … After all, the Wildcats are young offensively at the skill positions led by redshirt freshman Anu Solomon. The rookie has made headlines early this season, and his poise is a strong suit that will be tested to the extreme in a hostile environment … Arizona has yet to play a truly complete game this season. To do so, it will need to shore up some vulnerabilities on defense and find a way to make some plays on spe-cial teams … Oregon may be saying the same, especially considering it has yielded some yards to opponents this season, especially through the air. However, the Ducks are an opportunistic bunch that thrive on forcing turnovers and letting the offense cash in on the scoreboard … Marcus Mariota is a Heisman front-runner completing an astonishing 74-percent of his passes without an interception, plus he’s the sec-ond-leading rusher for the Ducks. He spreads the ball around to a handful of explosive receivers and has a set of backs that are explosive runners and dangerous weapons in the passing game, too … It will be a stiff challenge for the Wildcats defensively, but sophomore Scooby Wright leads a hungry unit that must play disciplined and tackle well in space. Limiting big plays and forcing Oregon to drive the ball is always a pre-mium … One area has been particularly decisive in the last two meetings between these teams: red zone efficiency. Keep an eye on that stat … The winner advances unbeaten for a showdown with a Southern California school next week, while the loser will have an extra day or two to lick its wounds and regroup for a pivotal stretch of October games.

Last Week: Arizona enjoyed its first bye week of the season, which came at a perfect time to allow the emotional high of a last-second Hail Mary win over California ease away before turning attention to the Ducks. Looking back on the 49-45 comeback vic-tory over the Golden Bears on Sept. 20, the only place to start is at the beginning. Cal jumped out to an early 7-0 lead some 43 seconds into the contest, and Arizona never tied or had a lead the rest of the way (until time expired in the fourth quarter). The Wildcats were down 28-6 at halftime – a 22-point margin which had never before been overcome in program history. Jared Goff and the Cal offense seemed unstoppable, while Anu Solomon and Arizona appeared punchless. But football is a funny game – a 60-minute game – and what transpired in the fourth quarter will never be forgotten in Tucson (or Berkeley, for that matter). Trailing 31-13 entering the fourth quarter, a relatively harmless 31-yard field goal by Casey Skowron brought the Cats within two possessions with 14:46 on the clock. On the ensuing possession, a Goff pass took a fortuitous bounce into the hands of UA’s Tra’Mayne Bondurant, and two plays later the Wildcats scored on a nine-yard Solomon pass to Austin Hill, cutting the deficit to 31-23 and providing a glimmer of hope to the Arizona Stadium crowd. But the Golden Bears sent many who had stuck around to the exits when Khalfani Muhammad broke off a 50-yard run to extend the lead to 38-23. Still with over 10 minutes to play, Arizona fought back to within a possession on Solomon’s 16-yard pass to Cayleb Jones, mak-ing it 38-30 with 8:09 left. Then Cal answered on a 75-yard drive, capped by Muham-mad’s 6-yard run, and it was again a 15-point margin with 5:21 on the clock. There was no quit in the Cats. Terris Jones-Grigsby scored on a 6-yard run, finishing off a quick 75-yard drive with 3:30 remaining. Arizona went for an onside kick, and it was recov-ered by Bondurant. Four plays later, Solomon hit Jones for a 15-yard touchdown pass, but the two-point try failed with the Cats down 45-43 and 2:44 remaining. The next onside kick try didn’t work out, Cal recovered and seemed to have the game in hand. But Arizona forced a field goal try with under a minute to goal, which sailed wide left. The Cats took over at their own 30-yardline with 52 seconds left and no timeouts. The first few plays sputtered, especially after a long completion to Jones was nullified by offensive pass interference. Faced with fourth-and-seven, Solomon hit Hill for a 20-yard completion to move the ball across midfield. With time ticking away, the Cats spiked the ball with four seconds on the clock. The final play saw Solomon heave a ball to the back right corner of the endzone, where Hill hauled in the pass to complete the most improbable comeback in school history. The play quickly was dubbed the “Hill Mary” for Hill’s heroics, but it was exhibit A that football is a 60-minute game. On that night, 60 Minutes of Arizona brought on a new meaning as the only lead of the game was at the final horn. Wow.

36 Points in Perspective: Obviously 36 points in a single quarter is noteworthy, but in the bigger picture it’s particularly noteworthy at this point of the season. Consider that after games were complete on Sept. 27, there are still 25 FBS teams that have not scored 36 points in any single GAME this season. The 36 points were also more than 69 FBS teams scored in their games played on Sept. 20, the day the Wildcats stunned the Golden Bears.

Arizona in the NCAA Rankings

Category Rk. Value Rushing Offense 28 228.0 Passing Offense 7 365.8 Passing Eff. 30 152.69 Total Offense 6 593.8 Scoring Offense 16 42.0 Rushing Defense 53 135.3 Pass Defense 113 295.3 Pass Eff. Defense 105 147.28 Total Defense 87 430.5 Scoring Defense 75 27.3 Net Punting 105 34.5 Punt Return Avg. 94 6.0 Kickoff Return Avg. 120 16.0 Turnover Margin 52 0.25 Sacks 51 2.25 Sacks Allowed 52 1.75 Tackles for Loss 55 6.3

Arizona in the Pac-12 Rankings

Category Rk. Value Rushing Offense 2 228.0 Passing Offense 2 365.8 Passing Eff. 7 152.69 Total Offense 1 593.8 Scoring Offense 3 42.0 Rushing Defense 7 135.3 Pass Defense 9 295.3 Pass Eff. Defense 11 147.28 Total Defense 8 430.5 Scoring Defense 8 27.3 Net Punting 10 34.5 Punt Return Avg. 10 6.0 Kickoff Return Avg. 12 16.0 Turnover Margin 7 0.25 Sacks 6 2.25 Sacks Allowed 3 1.75 Tackles for Loss 8 6.3

Arizona’s 100-Yard RushersUnder Rich Rodriguez

Date Opponent Player (Att-Yds-TD)9/13/14 Nevada Nick Wilson (29-171-2)9/4/14 at UTSA Nick Wilson (30-174-1)8/29/14 UNLV T. Jones-Grigsby (13-124-1) Nick Wilson (7-104-1)12/31/13 B. College Ka'Deem Carey (27-169-2)11/30/13 at Arizona St. Ka'Deem Carey (32-157-1)11/23/13 Oregon Ka'Deem Carey (48-206-4) B.J. Denker (14-102-0)11/16/13 Wash. St. Ka'Deem Carey (26-132-1)11/9/13 UCLA Ka'Deem Carey (28-149-1)11/2/13 at Cal Ka'Deem Carey (32-152-0)10/26/13 at Colorado Ka'Deem Carey (23-119-4) B.J. Denker (15-192-0)10/19/13 Utah Ka'Deem Carey (39-232-1)10/10/13 at USC Ka'Deem Carey (21-138-0)9/28/13 at Washington Ka'Deem Carey (30-132-1)9/14/13 UTSA Ka'Deem Carey (27-128-2)9/7/13 at UNLV Ka'Deem Carey (16-171-2)9/30/13 NAU Daniel Jenkins (12-139-1)12/15/12 Nevada Ka'Deem Carey (28-172-3)11/23/12 Arizona St. Ka'Deem Carey (25-172-1)11/17/12 at Utah Ka'Deem Carey (26-204-1)11/10/12 Colorado Ka'Deem Carey (25-366-5)10/27/12 USC Ka'Deem Carey (28-119-1) Matt Scott (15-100-1)10/20/12 Washington Ka'Deem Carey (29-172-1)10/6/12 at Stanford Ka'Deem Carey (29-132-3)9/29/12 Oregon State Ka'Deem Carey (17-115-2)9/8/12 Oklahoma St. Ka'Deem Carey (26-126-3)9/1/12 Toledo Ka'Deem Carey (20-147-1)



The Last Meeting: Arizona gave fifth-ranked Oregon a dose of its own medicine as it routed the Ducks on a wet and cold day at Arizona Stadium. Junior Ka’Deem Carey ran for 206 yards and scored a touchdown in each quarter as he surpassed Trung Canidate to become the school’s all-time rushing leader. The Wildcats’ 18 seniors weren’t about to let their final crack at Oregon slip away. Senior CB Shaquille Richardson made the defensive play of the year on the first play of the game, which seemed to foreshadow the events of the next three hours. UO’s Marcus Mariota entered as a Heisman Trophy candidate and had not thrown an interception all season (or in 353 pass attempts), but his quick pass to the sideline glanced off the hands of Bralon Addision in front of the UA bench. In coverage, Richardson dove over the sideline, corralled the ball and slung it back inbounds to Scooby Wright, who intercepted it and returned it 13 yards. Arizo-na’s offense took over from there, scoring on its first three possessions. Carey capped the opening drive with a 6-yard plunge, senior QB B.J. Denker hit Nate Phillips for a 9-yard TD pass on the next drive and later found senior Terrence Miller for a 5-yard score. The Ducks cut and 18-point deficit to 12 points in the second quarter and had an opportunity to get closer before halftime, but Jared Tevis forced a Mariota fumble when the quarterback scrambled on 4th-and-2 near midfield. That gave UA the ball with a minute left, and the Cats needed only 42 seconds before Carey scored a 1-yard touchdown to put the underdogs up 28-9 at intermission. The second half was about ball control, and UA was masterful. Behind a dominating effort by the offensive line, Carey ran a school-record 48 times and Denker added 102 for a 305-yard rushing day which produced a 35:29-24:31 edge in time of possession. Denker was nearly perfect passing, too, completing 19-of-22 attempts for 178 yards and two scores. Senior Jake Fischer led the defensive effort by tying his career high with 14 tackles, and Richard-son put an exclamation mark on things with his 10th career interception in the fourth quarter as UA held Oregon to its lowest scoring total of the season. Arizona defeated an Associated Press top-5 team for the first time since downing No. 2 Oregon, 34-24, on Nov. 15, 2007, in Tucson. The Wildcats have knocked off a ranked team in nine of the last 10 seasons, including three times under Rich Rodriguez.

A Comeback for the Ages: Arizona’s improbable victory over California on Sept. 20 not only ended on a Hail Mary, it capped the biggest comeback in school history. The Wildcats, who trailed 28-6 at halftime, had never overcome a deficit of more than 21 points, something it had done on three previous occasions (including under Rich Ro-driguez against Nevada at the 2012 Gildan New Mexico Bowl). In order to complete the comeback, however, Arizona needed to do something else it had never done be-fore: score 36 points in a single quarter. That’s exactly what it did in the fourth quarter, eclipsing a 35-point second quarter against Idaho in a snoozer of a 70-0 rout in 2008. This was far from a snoozer – though many may have already been in bed and missed it. The Wildcats entered the fourth quarter trailing 31-13, yielded 14 more points to the Golden Bears, yet still emerged victorious thanks to the record-setting final quarter of play. In fact, Arizona fell behind 43 seconds into the game and never had the chance to tie or take the lead the rest of the way – until time expired on the Hail Mary heave at the horn.

Against The AP Top 25: Arizona is playing a team ranked in the Associated Press Top 25 for the first time this season. All-time, the program is 43-105-1 against ranked op-ponents, including a win in nine of the previous 10 seasons. Those wins include two recent upsets of highly acclaimed Oregon teams, including a 34-24 victory over the second-ranked Ducks on Nov. 15, 2007, at Arizona Stadium and then last year’s 42-16 stunner in the desert on Nov. 23. Dating to 1998, the Wildcats are 3-7 against ranked Oregon teams at the time of the game. Arizona is seeking its first road win against an AP Top 25 since downing then-No. 20 USC, 21-17, at the Coliseum on Dec. 5, 2009. Under Rich Rodriguez, Arizona is 3-7 in all games against ranked opponents, including 0-5 away from home.

Desert Spread: Rich Rodriguez’s offense has churned out yardage in his three seasons in Tucson, and entering this week’s play the Wildcats rank among the nation’s leaders in several categories. Arizona leads all Pac-12 teams and is No. 6 in the FBS with an average of 593.8 total offense yards per games. That has produced 42.0 points per game, a figure that is good enough for No. 16 in the FBS. The Cats are rather balanced, averaging 365.8 passing yards per game (No. 7 in FBS) and 228.0 rushing yards per game (No. 28 in FBS). Individually, redshirt freshman quarterback Anu Solomon ranks No. 3 in FBS with 405.3 total offense yards per game and No. 5 in FBS with 363.5 passing yards per game. Sophomore receiver Cayleb Jones is second nationally with six receiving touchdowns and his 118.8 yards per game rank No. 6 in the FBS. True freshman running back Nick Wilson is averaging 120.5 rushing yards per game, which is good enough for No. 14 in FBS.

How the ‘Cats Fare

Arizona’s Record In...August ........................................................ 1-0September .................................................. 3-0October ....................................................... 0-0November ................................................... 0-0

Arizona’s Conference Record...At home ...................................................... 1-0On the road ................................................ 0-0Neutral ........................................................ 0-0

Arizona’s Non-Conference Record...At home ...................................................... 2-0On the road ................................................ 1-0Neutral ........................................................ 0-0

Arizona vs. Ranked Opponents...At home ...................................................... 0-0On the road ................................................ 0-0Neutral ........................................................ 0-0

Arizona’s Record in Games...Decided by 1-3 points ................................ 1-04-7 points .................................................... 2-08-10 points .................................................. 0-011-19 points ................................................. 0-020-29 points ................................................ 0-030+ points ................................................... 1-0

Arizona’s Record When Scoring...10 or fewer points ...................................... 0-011-19 points ................................................. 0-020-29 points ................................................ 1-030+ points ................................................... 3-0

Arizona’s Record When Allowing...10 or fewer points ...................................... 0-011-19 points ................................................. 1-020-29 points ................................................ 2-030+ points ................................................... 1-0

Arizona’s Record in Games...During the day ........................................... 0-0At night ....................................................... 4-0Scoring first ................................................ 2-0Opponent scores first ................................ 2-0Leading after 1st quarter ........................... 3-0Trailing after 1st quarter ............................ 1-0Tied after the 1st quarter ........................... 0-0Leading at halftime .................................... 3-0Trailing at halftime ..................................... 1-0Tied at halftime .......................................... 0-0Leading after 3rd quarter .......................... 3-0Trailing after 3rd quarter ........................... 1-0Tied after the 3rd quarter .......................... 0-0In overtime ................................................. 0-0

Arizona’s Record With...100-yard rusher .......................................... 3-0100-yard receiver ....................................... 4-0300-yard passer .......................................... 2-0Less than 300-yards total off ..................... 0-0300-399 yards total offense ....................... 0-0400-499 yards total offense ....................... 1-0500+ yards total offense ............................ 3-0Committing fewer turnovers .................... 2-0Committing more turnovers ..................... 1-0Turnovers are equal ................................... 1-0Not committing a turnover ....................... 2-0

Arizona’s Record When Allowing...100-yard rusher .......................................... 1-0100-yard receiver ....................................... 2-0300-yard passer .......................................... 2-0Less than 300-yards total off ..................... 0-0300-399 yards total offense ....................... 2-0400-499 yards total offense ....................... 1-0500+ yards total offense ............................ 1-0



Solomon into the Record Books: Redshirt freshman quarterback Anu Solomon has already set numerous freshman passing records this season, such as becoming the first freshman ever to start a season opener. In that game against UNLV on Aug. 29, Solomon passed for a then-freshman record 425 yards, breaking the previous mark of 418 held by Keith Smith set in 1996. But Solomon went on to set plenty of all-time records school, Pac-12 and even NCAA records in his last outing against California on Sept. 20. Here’s a look:

Pac-12 Records - 566 yards of total offense a new Pac-12 single-game record for any player- 520 pass yards a new single-game record for freshmanNCAA FBS (freshman records)- Most total offense plays – 89. Previous was 80 set by two players.- Most pass attempts – 73. Previous was 72 by Luke McCown.- Ties most pass completions – 47 (Luke McCown, 2000).Arizona School Records (all players)- Pass attempts – 73. Previous was 69 set by Matt Scott, 2012.- Pass completions – 47. Previous was 45 set by Matt Scott, 2012.- Passing yards – 520. Previous was 510 by Willie Tuitama, 2007.- Total offense – 566. Previous was 517 by Willie Tuitama, 2007.- Total offense plays – 89. Previous was 74 by Matt Scott, 2012.

A Near-Perfect Quarter: Quarterback Anu Solomon and the Arizona offense turned in the best quarter of football in school history in the final 15 minutes against California. The Wildcats scored 36 points (most in any quarter in school history) while gaining 279 yards of offense on 31 plays (9.0 yards per play). Much of the damage was done through the air, where Solomon was 19-of-24 passing for 248 yards and four touch-downs. That checks out to a staggering 220.97 pass efficiency rating.

60 Minutes of Arizona: Rich Rodriguez picked up his 20th victory at Arizona against the Golden Bears on Sept. 20, and it took a comeback for the ages to do so. But of his 20 wins with the Wildcats, his squad has trailed at some point in 13 of those contests illustrating that the Wildcats are never going to stop fighting. The four most notable are mentioned above (California this year and Nevada, USC and Oklahoma State in 2012). One of the constants in those games has been explosive fourth quarters. Since 2000, the Wildcats have scored 21 or more fourth-quarter points on seven total oc-casions and three of those occurrences have been in the aforementioned California (36 points), Nevada (21) and Oklahoma State (22) wins under Rodriguez. It truly is 60 minutes of Arizona.

Rodriguez Notches Some Numbers: The memorable victory over California marked a couple of noteworthy milestones for Rich Rodriguez. It was the 140th head coaching win for Rodriguez, who is in his 21st season. The victory also improved him to 20-10 in his three seasons in Tucson, an impressive mark considering he took over a squad that was 4-8 in 2011. It’s also the second-best start to a coaching tenure at Arizona behind only College Football Hall of Famer Jim Young, who was 24-6 after 30 games from 1973-75.

Arizona Football All-Time 4-0 Starts: Arizona has started a season 4-0 on 11 previous occasions dating back over the last 50-some years. While Arizona’s stiffest challenges of the 2014 season remain ahead on the schedule, history indicates the Wildcats could be looking at a successful season the rest of the way. In fact, should UA build on its 4-0 start, history sides even more favorably for the school. The last time the Cats opened a season 5-0 was in 1998, when UA went on to a 12-1 finish. The best start in school history was a 7-0 mark to open the 1993 campaign, when the Cats went 10-2, including a Fiesta Bowl victory over Miami. Here’s a look at UA’s 4-0 starts over the years:

Season Start Pac-10/12 Final W-L Season Start Pac-10/12 Final W-L2014 4-0 1-0 ??? 1983 5-0-1 (4-0 start) 2-0-1 7-3-12010 4-0 1-0 7-6 1975 5-0 9-21998 5-0 2-0 12-1 1974 5-0 9-21994 4-0 2-0 8-4 1973 5-0 8-31993 7-0 4-0 10-2 1968 4-0 8-31986 4-0 1-0 9-3 1961 4-0-1 (1-0 start) 8-1-1

Ball Security and Limiting Negative Plays: For all the big numbers produced by the Arizona offense, it’s the smaller numbers that may matter most, especially this week in a hostile environment. After four games, the Wildcats have turned the ball over just four times, which ranks No. 8 in the FBS for fewest turnovers lost. Meanwhile, Arizona has allowed only 3.75 tackles for loss per game, a number that ranks No. 14 nationally entering this week. Both stats are equally important to helping the Wildcats to a 7.0 yards per play clip that ranks No. 15 nationally.

Cats on Preseason Watch Lists

Steven Gurrola, Senior, Center» Rimington Trophy

Austin Hill, Senior, Receiver» Maxwell Award» BiletnikoffAward» Walter Camp Award

Jared Tevis, Senior, Safety» Lott IMPACT» Bednarik Award

2014 Honors/Awards

PronunciationsPlayersDarius Aguirre .................................AH-gear-eeJacob Alsadek ............................... al-SEH-deckJacob Arzouman .........................are-ZOO-munChristian Boettcher .... beh-cher (as in catcher)Fabbians Ebbele ...............................ebb-eh-leeFaitele Faafoi ............ fah-ih-tay-lay fAH-uh-foyAiulua Fanene ...... eye-ah-loo-ah fAH-nay-nayJack Flatau ............................................. flay-toeLayth Friekh ..................................... lay-th freckSani Fuimaono .................... foo-ee-mah-oh-noSamajie Grant ...............................sah-mah-jay Zach Hemmila ................................... hem-i-luhLene Maiava ...................... leh-nay my-AH-vahKwesi Mashack................qway-cey may-shackDan Pettinato ..............................pet-in-knot-ohAnu Solomon ....................................... AH-newBlair Tushaus ...................................tus-HOUSEDemetric Woodard Jr. ...................dah-me-trick

CoachesBill Kirelawich .............................. Kerr-LAV-itch ................................................... (lav as in have)Jim Michalczik ....................... muh-hall-CHECK

QB Anu Solomon vs. UNLV (Aug.29) 25-44-425 yards, 4 TD, 0 INT » Manning Award Quarterback of the Week.» Athlon Sports National Freshman of Week.» SEVEN Magazine Royal Purple Las Vegas Bowl Pac-12 Player of the Week

PK Casey Skowron at UTSA (Sept. 4) 4-for-4 FG, 15 total points » Lou Groza Award Star of the Week

WR Cayleb Jones vs. California (Sept. 20) 13 receptions, 186 yards, 3 TD » Pac-12 Offensive Player of the Week

QB Anu Solomon vs. California (Sept. 20) 47-for-73 passing, 520 yards, 2 INT, 5 TD » Manning Award Star of the Week Nominee» Athlon Sports Pac-12 Player of the Week



Double-DigitDeficits: Arizona’s 22-point comeback two weeks ago was the largest in school history, but it wasn’t the first time the Wildcats have made a significant come-back under Rich Rodriguez. In fact, four times in the last three seasons Arizona has overcome a double-digit deficit to win again. The previous benchmark was erasing a 21-0 deficit against Nevada on Dec. 15, 2012, at the Gildan New Mexico Bowl. The Wild-cats rallied to win, 49-48, in dramatic fashion with two touchdowns in the final two minutes. Also in that 2012 season, Arizona overcame a 14-0 deficit against Okalahoma State before winning 59-38 and also fought back from a 28-13 hole against USC in an eventual 39-36 win where the Cats had to break up a potential Hail Mary heave from Matt Barkley. Since 2000, Arizona has won a game in which it at some point trailed by 10-plus points on 11 occasions.

Scooby Snacks: Rich Rodriguez demands his players play hungry; perhaps no player plays hungrier than sophomore linebacker Scooby Wright. The Windsor, Calif., native has transitioned to middle linebacker and he is feasting on opponents all over the field. Through four games, Wright has racked up team-highs for tackles (51), tackles for loss (7.0) and sacks (4.0) while forcing a fumble. He leads the Pac-12 and ranks No. 7 in the FBS with 12.8 tackles per game, while his average of 1.0 sacks per game puts him No. 4 in the Pac-12 and No. 12 nationally. Against California on Sept. 20, Wright registered a career-high 18 tackles, including 4.0 for loss and 2.0 sacks. He was in on all three tackles of California’s last drive, which set up a missed field goal try and gave Arizona the ball with a glimmer of hope and 52 seconds left in the game. The 18 stops were the most in a game for a Wildcat since former NFL linebacker Marcus Bell had 20 against Arizona State on Nov. 27, 1999. The 4.0 tackles for loss were the most for any player since Spencer Larsen – a multi-purpose NFL player over five seasons – had 4.5 against USC on Oct. 13, 2007.

Big Play Cayleb: Sophomore receiver Cayleb Jones needed a game to settle in (open-er vs. UNLV), but once he did has emerged as Arizona’s big-play threat in the pass-ing game. Against the Rebels, the Texas transfer recorded only three catches for 30 yards, but since has turned in three-consecutive 100-yard receiving games. The big-gest performance of all was against California on Sept. 20 when Jones had 13 grabs for 186 yards and three touchdowns. Nine of his 13 catches went for a first down or a touchdown, and the three scores tied the school single-game record for receiv-ing touchdowns. Over the last three games, Jones has 26 catches, 445 yards and six touchdowns. Of his 29 grabs this year, 20 have gone for first down or touchdown. For the year, Jones is second in the Pac-12 and sixth in the FBS with 118.8 receiving yards per game, and his six receiving touchdowns are tied for second in the Pac-12 and na-tionally. His younger brother, Isaiah, is having a strong season at East Carolina with 29 catches for 323 yards and three scores.

Streak Snapped: One thing Arizona was unable to do against California: produce a 100-yard rusher. It was a two-fold reason. First, the Golden Bears did a solid job slow-ing down the run, and once the Cats dug a hole, needed to pass their way back into the game. Second, running back Nick Wilson left the game with an undisclosed injury in the second half after gaining 33 yards on 11 carries. Terris Jones-Grigsby relieved him and gained 28 yards on five carries, including a touchdown, but eventually it was quarterback Anu Solomon that was UA’s leading rusher with 46 yards on 16 totes. It snapped a string of 20-straight games with a 100-yard rusher dating to Nov. 10, 2012. That streak happens to tie for the longest for any FBS team since 1996-97, according to data provided by STATS. The last team to not allow a Wildcat to rush for 100 yards was UCLA the week prior on Nov. 3 in Pasadena, Calif. Here’s a look at the five longest streaks for teams with a 100-yard rusher since 1996:

Team Streak Start EndArizona 20 11/10/2012 9/20/2014Nebraska 20 10/9/1999 12/30/2000California 18 9/4/2004 10/8/2005TCU 15 11/20/1999 12/20/2000Oklahoma State 15 9/14/2007 9/27/2008

Red Zone Focus: For all of Arizona’s offensive success this season, it needs to do a better job scoring touchdowns in the red zone. The Wildcats rank No. 37 nationally scoring 88.9 percent of the time in the red zone (16-of-18), but have punched it into the end zone one only nine of those 18 trips, which is a 50 percent clip that ranks No. 100 in the FBS. Conversely, Oregon is behind the Cats in overall red zone percentage (18-of-21, 85.7 percent), but all 18 scores have been touchdowns. That results in a 76.2 percent touchdown conversion rate in the red zone, good enough for No. 19 national-ly. It’s been a key factor in the matchup of these two schools the last two seasons. In 2012, Arizona was 0-for-6 in the redzone, while the Ducks were a perfect 5-for-5. A year ago in Tucson, the Wildcats went a perfect 6-for-6 (all TD), while the Ducks were 3-of-5 (only one TD).

Players of the WeekSelected by UA Coaching Staff

Game 1 vs. UNLV Offense: Anu Solomon Defense: Scooby Wright III Spec. Teams: Casey Skowron

Game 2 at UTSAOffense: Nick Wilson Defense: Jared Tevis Spec. Teams: Casey Skowron Game 3 vs. NevadaOffense: Nick Wilson Defense: Scooby Wright III Spec. Teams: None

Game 4 vs. California Offense: Cayleb Jones Defense: Scooby Wright III Spec. Teams: Drew Riggleman Game 5 at Oregon

Game 6 vs. USC

Game 7 at Washington State

Game 8 at UCLA

Game 8 vs. Colorado

Game 10 vs. Washington

Game 11 at Utah

Game 12 vs. Arizona State

Game-by-Game Captains

UNLV: S. Gurrola, D. Pettinato, T. Jones-Grigsby, C. Gorham.

at UTSA: M. Baucus, A. Hill, H. Hobson, B. Brady

Nevada: J. Tevis, T. Ermisch, F. Ebbele, J. McKnight

California: J. Grandon, B. Murphey, B. Tushaus, A. Hill

at Oregon

USC

at Washington State

at UCLA

Colorado

Washington

at Utah

Arizona State



YPS Navigation: You almost need a GPS system to track some of Arizona’s scoring plays this season. The Wildcats have scored 14 touchdowns through three games, in-cluding nine plays of 22 yards or longer. Those 20 touchdowns add up to 629 yards – or 31.5 yards per score (YPS). Considering Anu Solomon’s 13 passing touchdowns, each has gone for nine yards or longer and adds up to 501 yards – or 38.5 yards per touchdown toss. The 501 passing yards on Solomon’s touchdowns are more than the season passing yardage total for five FBS teams (that have also played four games). Arizona has three scoring plays of 85-plus yards, tying Arkansas and UCLA as the only three FBS teams with three offensive plays of 80-plus yards this season.

That’s a Lot of Snaps: Arizona needed a school-record 106 plays to defeat California on Sept. 20. That tally also set a Pac-12 record, which ended up getting broken a week later by Colorado, who coincidentally lost to California. The Buffaloes ran 110 plays in an overtime loss in Berkeley, which leaves Arizona’s total as the highest in a Pac-12 regulation game. The Wildcats’ previous school record for plays in a game was 103 in an overtime loss at Stanford in 2012.

AFixforSix: Arizona seeks its sixth-straight win dating back to last season’s victory over Boston College at the AdvoCare V100 Bowl in Shreveport, La., on Dec. 31, 2013. The current five-game streak is modest, but actually stands tied for the eighth-longest among FBS teams. Should the Wildcats find a way to extend the streak to six games, it will mark the longest win streak under Rich Rodriguez. Arizona’s current five-game streak is its first since it won five games in a row since closing 2011 with two victories, then opening the Rodriguez era with three-straight wins in September of 2012. The Wildcats have not won six-consecutive games since winning the final seven of the 12-1 campaign in 1998.

Fabulous Freshmen: Anu Solomon and Nick Wilson form one of the most dynamic freshman duos in the country. Solomon ranks No. 10 among all FBS quarterbacks with 1,454passing yards, a total that leads all freshman passers. Meanwhile, Wilson checks in No. 22 nationally with 482 rushing yards – the third-best mark for freshman rushers. The rookie tandem accounts for 2,103 yards of total offense. That tally would rank No. 33 nationally for all FBS teams. Continued development and health would mean the Wildcat offense is in good shape for the next couple years, too, if you care to project.

OtherFreshmenBackfields:To date, Arizona’s backfield tandem of Anu Solomon and Nick Wilson is the most productive freshman QB-RB combo in the nation. But there are a few other programs that are known to have started a freshman at quarterback and a freshman at running back this season, with a few more likely to join the ranks in the coming weeks. Here’s a look at some schools who have confirmed freshmen backfields:

School Quarterback Running Back Arizona Anu Solomon (redshirt) Nick Wilson (true)FIU Alex McGough (true) Alex Gardner (true)North Texas Dajon Williams (redshirt) Jeffrey Williams (true)Troy Brandon Silvers (redshirt) Josh Anderson (redshirt)Tulane Tanner Lee (redshirt) Sherman Badie (redshirt)

Checks and Balance: In Rich Rodriguez’s offense, the quarterback must make a deci-sion on every snap. Sometimes it’s whether to hand off or keep the ball, other times it’s the decision to run or pass. Either way, Arizona’s offense is producing balanced re-sults through four games. The Wildcats are gaining 228.0 rushing yards per game and 365.8 passing yards per game for a total of 593.8 per game (No. 6 in FBS). Arizona is one of five FBS to average at least 225 rushing yards and 300 passing yards per game, joining the likes of Oregon, Alabama, Marshall and Baylor.

Quick Nick: True freshman running back Nick Wilson is off to a sizzling start with a trio of 100-yard rushing performances in the first four games of his career. In his debut, Wilson ran just seven times, but racked up 104 yards highlighted by an 85-yard touch-down burst that ranks fifth-longest in school history. A week later, the Fresno, Calif., native exploded for 174 yards on 30 carries and a touchdown to help lead the Wildcats to a 26-23 win at UTSA. That performance ranks as fourth-highest single-game rushing total for an Arizona freshman (a look at the top-five is below). Then another week later, in his first home start, Wilson racked up 171 yards on 29 carries with two touchdowns. His season numbers stand at 482 rushing yards on 77 attempts and four scores. Here’s a look at where his top performances work for all-time UA freshman runners.

Yards Name Att-Yards-TD Opponent Date 1. 186 Hubie Oliver 29-186-1 at UTEP 11/19/1977 186 Nic Grigsby 30-186-0 (Rec. TD) Washington State 9/29/20073. 183 Vance Johnson 24-183-0 Fresno State 11/21/19814. 174 Nick Wilson 30-174-1 at UTSA 9/4/20145. 171 Nick Wilson 29-171-2 Nevada 9/13/2014

Arizona Uniform CombinationsB = Blue R = Red W = White C = Copper

Game Helmet Jersey Pants

vs. UNLV Blue Blue White at UTSA Red White Blue vs. Nevada Red Red White vs. California White White White at Oregon vs. USC at Washington St. at UCLA vs. Colorado vs. Washington at Utah vs. Arizona State

Arizona IMG Sports NetworkStatewideRadioAffiliates

Tucson KCUB 1290 AMKHYT 107.5 FMKTKT 990 AM (Spanish - FB & Men’s BB)KTUC 1400 AM (Women’s Basketball)

PhoenixKGME 910 AMNote: Arizona broadcasts will be aired on KOY 1230 AM if/when KGME 910 AM is broadcasting Sunday/Monday NFL games, NFL playoff games, the NFL Pro Bowl or the Super Bowl.

DouglasKDAP 96.5 FM

Safford/ThatcherKWRQ 102.3 FM

Show LowKVWM 970 AM

Globe/MiamiKIKO 1340 AM / 106.1 FM

The Rich Rodriguez Radio Show

The Rich Rodriguez Radio Show, presented by Crest Insurance, hasa new home for the 2014 season, Champs! Sports Bar and Grill (previ-ously Social House, southeast corner of 6th St. and Campbell).

At each week’s radio show, fans will have a chance to win game tickets and an auto-graphed football with the opportunity to ask Coach Rodriguez a question via Twitter @Ari-zonaFBall using the game-week hashtag.

Rodriguez’s radio show will be held on Wednesday before each game (except this week). Fans can attend in person or listen live in Tucson on KCUB 1290 AM and in Phoenix on Fox Sports 910 AM. Brian Jeffries, the Voice of the Wildcats, hosts the hour-long show with Rodriguez to talk national, Pac-12 and Wildcat football.



In the Trenches: For all of Arizona’s youth on offense, the Wildcats do have some experience along the offense led by fifth-year senior tackles Mickey Baucus and Fabbians Ebbele. The two bookends have combined for 83 starts, led by Baucus’ 42 which is a team-high at any posi-tion. Senior center Steven Gurrola (18 starts) and junior guard Cayman Bundage (17) add 35 more starts to the front-line experience. Lene Maiava (5) and Jacob Alsadek (1) have split time at the other guard spot this season, rounding out the offensive front that, in total, has 124 career starts to its credit.

Austin Ascending the Charts: Senior wide receiver Austin Hill is moving up the list on several Arizona receiving charts. In his career, Hill has 117 receptions for 1,938 yards and 16 touchdowns. In terms of yards, Hill has etched himself into the No. 8 spot in program history, just behind Richard Dice (1,957 yards, 1993-96). On the touchdowns list, Hill ranks tied for No. 8 with Jon Horton (1983-86) and Rob Gronkowski (2007-08) and is one behind Dice’s mark of 17. A native of Corona, Calif., Hill is two receptions shy of matching Richard Dice’s (1993-96) 119 receptions for 10th-most in school history. Additionally, Hill has a reception in 21-consecutive games played, including two or more over the last 19-straight contests.

More Streaking: As a team, Arizona has rushed for 100-plus yards in 26-consecutive games dating back to Sept. 22, 2012 (at Oregon). In fact, that loss at Oregon is the only game in the Rich Rodriguez era in which the Wildcats have failed to reach the century mark in rushing yards. Otherwise, UA is 20-9 in the other 29 games under Rodriguez. The current 26-game streak is the longest for the school since joining the Pac-10/12 in 1978.

Outta This League: In two-plus seasons at Arizona, Rich Rodriguez is a perfect 11-0 against non-conference opponents. That includes two victories over each of the three non-conference teams on the slate this season. The Wildcats have defeated UNLV by identical 58-13 margins in each of the last two years, and downed UTSA 26-23 after winning 38-13 in Tucson last season. The third opponent the Cats faced this season was Nevada, which Arizona rallied to upend, 49-48, at the 2012 Gildan New Mexico Bowl and then dispatched last week in Tucson with a 35-28 win.

Tevis a Tucson Talent: Another overlooked star of the Arizona defense is senior safety Jared Tevis. A former walk-on from Canyon del Oro High School in Tucson, Tevis is known as one of the hardest hitters in the country despite his smaller stature (5-foot-11, 202 pounds). In four games this season, Tevis is second on the squad with 37 tackles, a 9.3 stops per game clip that puts him sixth in the Pac-12 and No. 48 nationally. In his career, Tevis has started 26 games and racked up 208 tackles, along with seven forced fumbles and three interceptions. He’s been named a semifinalist for the 2014 William V. Campbell Trophy, College Football’s Premiere Scholar-Athlete Award. A former walk-on and Tucson native, Tevis earned his undergraduate degree in finance in May 2014 with a cumulative GPA of 3.28. He started graduate classes in business at Arizona’s esteemed Eller College of Management this fall. He’s a two-time Pac-12 All-Academic First-Team honoree with the potential to earn a third award during the 2014 season, and is a member of the Lott IMPACT Trophy and Bednarik Award Watch Lists this season.

Arizona Fast: As the YouTube video released this summer by UA’s video department suggests, the Wildcats like to play as fast as they can. The Wildcats wasted no time proving that two weeks ago against UNLV en route to a school record 787 yards on 94 plays, which were more offensive snaps than in any game a season ago. If you blinked, you might have missed some highlights. Arizona had touchdown drives of 38 seconds, 40 seconds, 14 seconds and 13 seconds. Arizona kept its foot on the gas pedal the next week, striking for an 85-yard Anu Solo-mon touchdown pass to Cayleb Jones to put the Wildcats on the board some 18 seconds into the game at UTSA. As Rich Rodriguez says, you won’t see the Wildcats standing in a huddle “holding hands and singing kumbaya”.

AFixForSix(Hundred):The Wildcats have accumulated 600 yards of total offense on only nine occasions in program history, but it’s a feat that is becoming more common under Rich Rodriguez. That’s because Rodriguez’s teams have already done it six times in two-plus seasons, and those six performances are all in the top-seven in the single-game record book, paced by the remarkable 787-yard effort in the season-opener against UNLV. Here are the 600-yard games of the last couple seasons:

Opponent Date Total Yards Rush Yards Pass Yards Plays UNLV 8/29/14 787 371 434 94 S. Carolina St. 9/15/12 689 366 323 102 Colorado 10/26/13 670 404 265 82 California 9/20/14 627 107 520 105 Toledo 9/1/12 624 237 387 80 Stanford 10/6/12 617 126 491 103

Where it Ranks: Arizona’s 787 yards of total offense against UNLV on Aug. 29 shattered the old school record of 691 yards set against New Mexico State set back in 1969. Indeed, the Wildcats had never eclipsed the 700-yard mark, but now have one of the highest single-game outputs of any Pac-12 school. In fact, the only program with more than 787 yards in a game is USC, which set its school record of 978 yards against Pamona in 1925.

Where in the World? The Arizona football roster includes players from 19 states and others from South Africa, American Samoa and Mexi-co. From the Pac-12 footprint, the Wildcats have players from Arizona, Washington, Oregon, California and Colorado, while excluding only Utah. Elsewhere around the U.S., Arizona players hail from Texas, Florida, Illinois, Louisiana, Pennsylvania, Nevada, Ohio, North Carolina, Wisconsin, New York, Georgia, Hawaii, New Mexico and Oklahoma. The message from Coach Rodriguez and Co. is clear: no matter where you’re from, if you love playing football, you can come to Arizona.

Weekly Honors: For his efforts against California, receiver Cayleb Jones (13 catches, 186 yards, 3 TD) was named the Pac-12 Offensive Player of the Week on Sept. 22. It was the first such honor for Jones, a transfer from Texas, and the first for a Wildcat this season. Anu Solomon was named the Athlon Sports Pac-12 Player of the Week and a Manning Award Star of the Week after his school-record performance that included 520 yards, 47 completions and 73 passing attempts. He was also named the Royal Purple Las Vegas Bowl Pac-12 Player of the Week for the second time this season.

The Graduates: Five of Arizona’s starters have already earned their degrees from the school. Bookend tackles Mickey Baucus (economy and industry) and Fabbians Ebbele (economy and industry) have combined for 77 career starts on the offensive line and each has a degree in hand. On the defensive side of the ball, lineman Dan Pettinato (sports and society) and defensive backs Jared Tevis (finance) and Jonathan McKnight (social behavior and human understanding) have also earned their degrees.

UpNext:Arizona returns home to host No. 16 USC in a Pac-12 South Division showdown at Arizona Stadium on Oct. 11. The Family Weekend contest will kick off at 7:30 p.m. (MST) with a live television broadcast on ESPN2. Thereafter, Arizona has its last bye weekend of the season before hitting the road for two games at Washington State (Oct. 25) and at UCLA (Nov. 1).



The Last Meeting: 2013 vs. OregonArizona Stuns Fifth-Ranked Oregon

Game 11 » No. 5 Oregon (9-2, 6-2 Pac-12) at Arizona (7-4, 4-4 Pac-12)

16 42

Date ......................... Saturday, Nov. 23, 2013Kickoff ............................................. 1:37 p.m.Location .....................................Tucson, Ariz.Stadium ............... Arizona Stadium (45,777)Surface ............................................. FieldTurfTime of Game ......................................... 3:04Weather .............50 degrees, overcast, rainyTelevision .................................................ABCAll-Time Series .....Oregon now leads, 24-15at Tucson ........................Oregon leads, 11-10Streak ..........Oregon had won previous five

Score by Quarters

1 2 3 4 F

Oregon 3 6 0 7 16

Arizona 14 14 7 7 42

Team StatsCategory ORE ARIZFirst Downs Rushes-Yds (NET) Passing Yds (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int Total Offense Plays-Yds Fumble Returns-Yds Punt Returns-Yds Kickoff Returns-Yds Interception Returns-Yds Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yds Possession Time 3rd-Down Conversions 4th-Down Conversions Red-Zone Scores-Chances Sacks By: Number-Yds

27 29 39-198 65-304 308 178 41-27-2 22-19-0 80-506 87-482 0-0 0-0 2-18 0-0 7-123 1-16 0-0 2-28 2-44.0 4-44.5 2-1 0-0 8-66 2-20 24:31 35:29 6 of 12 11 of 16 1 of 3 1 of 1 3-5 6-6 0-0 0-0

Individual StatsRUSHING: Oregon-Thomas, De. 16-83; Tyner, Thomas 11-53; Mariota, Marcus 8-52; Addison, Bralon 1-6; Marshall, Byron 3-4. Arizona-Carey, K. 48-206; Denker, B. 14-102; Jenkins, D. 1-1; Team 2-minus 5.

PASSING: Oregon-Mariota, Marcus 27-41-2-308. Arizona-Denker, B. 19-22-0-178.

RECEIVING: Oregon-Thomas, De. 6-74; Addison, Bralon 6-56; Hawkins, Daryle 4-61; Huff, Josh 3-48; Tyner, Thomas 3-4; Lowe, Keanon 2-35; Baylis, Evan 1-15; Mundt, Johnny 1-14; Brown, Pharaoh 1-1. Ar-izona-Miller, T. 9-88; Grant, S. 3-38; Phillips, N. 3-32; Griffey, T. 3-25; Carey, K. 1-minus 5.

INTERCEPTIONS: Oregon-None. Arizona-Rich-ardson, S. 1-15; Wright, S. 1-13.

FUMBLES: Oregon-Tyner, Thomas 1-1; Mariota, Marcus 1-0. Arizona-None.

SACKS (UA-A): Oregon-None. Arizona-None.

Arizona Notebook

TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) -- The goal posts lying flat on the field, Arizona’s fans lingered on the field, congregating around the locker room entrance nearly 30 minutes after rushing out of the stands.

For Oregon, it was a crushing blow, to its national title hopes and maybe its BCS bowl chances, too.

Ka’Deem Carey ran for 206 yards and four touchdowns while becoming Arizona’s all-time leading rusher, and the Wildcats pulled off a monumental upset by taking advantage of numerous Oregon miscues, shocking the fifth-ranked Ducks 42-16 on Saturday.

Arizona was coming off consecutive home losses, the most disappointing last week’s toe-stubbing against Washington State.

Oregon had raced through most of its schedule, a loss to Stanford putting a dent in its national championship hopes, but a Rose Bowl bid still on the table.

The Wildcats (7-4, 4-4 Pac-12) turned the tables on the fast-paced Ducks, eschewing the normal slow-it-down routine most teams play against them by keeping their foot on the throttle.

With Carey bursting through the line to punish defenders and B.J. Denker dinking and dashing with a variety of fakes, the Wildcats jumped out to a quick 14-0 lead and kept going for their first win over a top-five team since knocking off No. 2 Oregon in 2007.

Oregon (9-2, 6-2) gave the Wildcats plenty of help with three turnovers and turning it over twice more on downs to end its national title hopes and, possibly, its four-year run of BCS bowls.

Carey was the workhorse for Arizona as he has been all season, carrying a school-record 48 times while scoring on runs of 6, 1, 9 and 2 yards to break Art Luppino’s career record of 48 total touchdowns set from 1953-56. Carey also reached 3,913 career yards rushing, breaking the mark of 3,824 set by Trung Canidate from 1996-99.

Denker threw for 178 yards and two touchdowns, ran for 102 more and Arizona had 304 yards rushing, a season-high against Oregon.

The normally high-flying Ducks couldn’t keep up in the Wildcats’ final home game of the season.

Oregon sputtered most of the day, showing only flashes of the offensive brilliance that had them No. 2 in total offense and third in scoring entering the game.

Marcus Mariota threw for 308 yards and two touchdowns, but also had two interceptions, his first since Nov. 17, 2012, against Stanford.

The Ducks outgained Arizona 506-482 in total yards, but couldn’t overcome all the uncharacteristic miscues to lose consec-utive road games for the first time since 2007.

Earlier in the week, De’Anthony Thomas said it was no big deal for the Ducks to go to the Rose Bowl. After this debacle, that’s out of reach, too.

Mariota’s first interception came on a spectacular play, kick-starting Arizona for the monumental upset.

It came on Oregon’s first play from scrimmage, when Bralon Addison dropped a pass near the sideline. Arizona cornerback Shaquille Richardson snared the carom and flipped it back to teammate Scooby Wright as he was falling out of bounds. It ended Mariota’s Pac-12 record streak of passes without an interception at 353 and Carey followed with a 6-yard touchdown run.

Scoring SummaryFirst QuarterARIZ (7-0) Carey, K. 6-yd run (Smith, J. kick) 9 plays, 45 yards, 2:59 TOP, 11:51 leftARIZ (14-0) Phillips, N. 9-yd psas from Denker, B. (Smith, J. kick) 10 plays, 59 yards, 3:52 TOP, 7:09 leftORE (3-14) Wogan, M. 33-yd field goal 12 plays, 64 yards, 4:14 TOP, 2:49 left Second Quarter ARIZ (21-3) Miller, T. 5-yd pass from Denker, B. (Smith, J. kick) 16 plays, 83 yards, 6:12 TOP, 11:32 leftORE (9-21) Brown, P. 1-yd pass from Mariota, M. (rush failed) 11 plays, 67yards, 3:46 TOP, 7:39 leftARIZ (28-9) Carey, K. 1-yd run (Smith, J. kick) 6 plays, 59 yards, 0:42 TOP, 0:18 leftThird Quarter ARIZ (35-9) Carey, K. 9-yd run (Smith, J. kick) 9 plays, 70 yards, 3:36 TOP, 2:07 leftFourth Quarter ORE (16-35) Hugg, J. 2-yd pass from Mariota, M. (Wogan, M. kick) 11 plays, 84 yards, 2:56 TOP, 14:11 leftARIZ (42-16) Carey, K. 1-yd run (Smith, J. kick) 12 plays, 75 yards, 5:12 TOP, 8:59 left

» Arizona defeated a team ranked in the As-sociated Press top-5 for the first time since Nov. 15, 2007 (No. 2 Oregon, 34-24, at Arizo-na Stadium).

» The Wildcats have defeated a team ranked in the Associated Press Top 25 in nine of the last 10 seasons.

» Junior running back Ka’Deem Carey be-came the school’s all-time rushing leader (3,913 yards), surpassing Trung Canidate’s 3,824 yards set from 1996-1999.

» Carey finished with 206 yards on 48 carries with four touchdowns. The 48 carries set a new school record, breaking his own total of 39 against Utah earlier this season (Oct. 19).

» Oregon quarterback Marcus Mariota en-tered the game without throwing an inter-ception in 285 pass attempts this season. His first attempt was intercepted by Scooby Wright (first career INT), who hauled in a pass batted back by Shaquille Richardson.



Head Coach Rich Rodriguez

Hometown: ................... Grant Town, W. Va.High School: ......................... North MarionCollege: ........................ West Virginia, 1986Master’s: ........................Salem Univ., 1987Playing Career: ...................... West Virginia.............................. 1981-84, defensive backFamily: ........................................Wife, Rita; .........................Children, Raquel and Rhett

Overall head coaching career:........................................................ 140-94-2Division I-A head coaching career:............................................................. 95-58

Year W-L Conf. (Place) School 2013 8-5 4-5 (4thS) Arizona 2012 8-5 4-5 (T4thS) Arizona 2010 7-6 3-5 (T7th) Michigan 2009 5-7 1-7 (10th) Michigan 2008 3-9 2-6 (9th) Michigan 2007 10-2 5-2 (T2nd) West Virginia 2006 11-2 5-2 (T2nd) West Virginia 2005 11-1 7-0 (1st) West Virginia 2004 8-4 4-2 (T1st) West Virginia 2003 8-5 6-1 (T1st) West Virginia 2002 9-4 6-1 (2nd) West Virginia 2001 3-8 1-7 (7th) West Virgini 1996 6-4 6-1 (T1st) Glenville State 1995 8-2 6-1 (T1st) Glenville State 1994 8-3 5-1 (T1st) Glenville State 1993 10-3 6-1 (T1st) Glenville State 1992 6-4 5-2 (3rd) Glenville State 1991 4-5-1 3-4 (T5th) Glenville State 1990 1-7-1 1-5 (T6th) Glenville State 1988 2-8 2-5 (5th) Salem University

Year-by-Year as Head Coach

Coaching HistoryYears.................................................Position/Title2012-Present ............ Arizona, head coach (18-10)2008-10 .................. Michigan, head coach (15-22)2001-07 ............West Virginia, head coach (60-26)1999-2000 ...................Clemson, Off. Coord./QB’s1997-98 ............. Tulane, Off. Coord./quarterbacks1990-96 .....Glenville State, head coach (43-28-2)1989 .................West Virginia, volunteer assistant1988 ..............Salem University, head coach (2-8)1987 ....... Salem University, Asst. HC/Def. Coord.1986 ...........Salem University, DBs/special teams1985 ....................West Virginia, student assistant

Win Opponent Date 1 Salem 21, WV Tech 16 198850 West Virginia 35, Cincinnati 32 9/14/02100 West Virginia 55, Syracuse 14 10/6/07125 Arizona 39, USC 36 10/27/12

Milestone Wins

Rich Rodriguez enters his third season as head coach of the Arizona football program. He was introduced as Arizona’s 30th head coach on Nov. 22, 2011.

Rodriguez carries a career record of 140-94-2 in 21 seasons, marked by Division I records of 60-26 at West Virginia, 15-22 at Michigan and 20-10 with the Wildcats. He is the first coach in Arizona history to lead the program to bowl games in his first two seasons at the helm.

In Rodriguez’s second season, the Wildcats post-ed an 8-5 record with a bowl victory over the Bos-ton College Eagles in the AdvoCare V100 Bowl in Shreveport, La. Arizona also knocked off a top-10 ranked team for the second-straight season with a 42-16 win over No. 5 Oregon on Nov. 23.

Running back Ka’Deem Carey earned consensus All-America honors for the second-straight sea-son, was named the 2013 Pac-12 offensive Player of the Year and a Doak Walker Award finalist. He ended his three seasons in Tucson as Arizona’s all-time career rushing leader (4,239 yards) and all-time all-purpose yardage leader (5,483).

Senior B.J. Denker threw for 2,516 yards, com-pleting 233 of 381 attempts with just seven inter-ceptions, and connected on 16 scores to eight dif-ferent receivers. Showing his versatility, Denker also rushed for 949 yards on 181 attempts with 13 scores.

The 2012 season proved successful for Arizona in Rodriguez’s spread-offense, no-huddle system. The Cats beat No. 10 USC, 39-36, on Oct. 27 en route to an 8-5 season and a win over Nevada in the Gildan New Mexico Bowl. Carey led the na-tion in total rushing yards (1,929) and yards per game (148.38) while rewriting the Arizona record book. For his efforts, Carey was named first-team All-Pac-12 and a consensus All-American, UA’s first on the offensive side of the ball.

Rodriguez inherited a fifth-year senior in quarter-back Matt Scott who was perfectly suited to run the Wildcat offense. With Scott as signal caller, Arizona was 7-5 as he orchestrated come-from-behind wins against No. 10 USC and Nevada in the Gildan New Mexico Bowl. Earning sec-ond-team All-Pac-12 honors, Scott led the confer-ence in yards per game with 301.7 and ranked No. 2 in the league in total yardage.

Austin Hill totaled 81 catches for 1,364 yards and 11 touchdowns to lead the Wildcat receivers in 2012. He was named a Biletnikoff Award semifi-nalist, second-team All-Pac-12 and fourth-team All-America by Phil Steele.

Opponent RecordArizona State 0-2Boston College 3-2Bowling Green 1-0California (UC Berkeley) 2-0California (Pa.) 2-0Carrroll (Mt.) 1-0Central Connecticut State 0-1Central Florida 2-0Central State (Ohio) 1-0Cincinnati 4-1Clarion 0-1Colorado 2-0Concord 4-4Connecticut 5-0Cumberland (Ky.) 1-0-1Delaware State 1-0East Carolina 6-0East Central (Okla.) 0-1Eastern Michigan 1-0East Tennessee State 0-1Eastern Washington 1-0Fairmont State 6-2Florida State 0-1Geneva 1-0-1Georgia 1-0Georgia Southern 0-1Georgia Tech 1-0Glenville State 0-1Illinois 1-2Indiana 2-0Indiana (Pa.) 0-3Iowa 0-2James Madison 1-0Johnson C. Smith 1-1Kent State 1-0Livingstone 1-1Louisville 2-1Marshall 2-1Maryland 4-4Massachusetts 1-0Miami (Fla.) 0-3Miami (Ohio) 1-0Michigan State 0-3Minnesota 1-0Mississippi 1-0Mississippi State 2-1Nevada 2-0Newport News 2-0Northern Arizona 1-0Northwestern 0-1Notre Dame 2-2Ohio 1-0Ohio State 0-3Oklahoma State 1-0Oregon 1-1Oregon State 0-1Penn State 0-3Pittsburgh 4-3Purdue 1-2Rutgers 7-0Samford 0-1Shepherd 4-4South Carolina State 1-0South Florida 1-2Southern California (USC) 1-1Stanford 0-1Syracuse 6-1Temple 3-1Tennessee-Chattanooga 1-0Toledo 1-1UCLA 0-2UNLV 2-0Utah 2-1UTSA 2-0Virginia 0-1Virginia Tech 2-3Washington 1-1Washington State 0-1West Liberty State 6-2West Virginia State 6-2West Virginia Weslyan 3-4Western Michigan 2-0Western Montana 0-1Wingate 0-2Wisconsin 1-4Wofford 1-1WVU Tech 6-2

Rodriguez vs. Opponents



The Pac-12 Conference Standings

Date Opponent Result/Time TV Series Series and Game Notes Aug. 29 UNLV W, 58-13 ESPN UA leads, 3-0 Solomon debuts at QB, UA sets school total offense record (787 yards).Sept. 4 at UTSA W, 26-23 FOX Sports 1 UA leads, 2-0 Jones, Wilson carry offense while defense holds off Roadrunners late. Sept. 13 Nevada W, 35-21 Pac-12 Net. UA leads, 3-1-1 Jones, Wilson score twice, lead UA to 12th non-conference win in a row. Sept. 20 Calfiornia W, 49-45 Pac-12 Net. UA leads, 16-14-2 47-yard #HillMary erases 22-point deficit, caps 36-point fourth quarter. Oct. 2 at #2 Oregon 7:30 p.m. ESPN UO leads, 24-14 UA upended fifth-ranked Ducks, 42-16, last year in Tucson. Oct. 11 USC 7:30 p.m. ESPN2 USC leads, 29-8 UA won last meeting in Tucson, 39-36, in Rodriguez’s 1st season. Oct. 25 at Washington St. TBA TBA UA leads, 25-14 UA looks to avenge 24-17 loss in 1st visit to Pullman since ‘10. Nov. 1 at UCLA TBA TBA UCLA leads, 21-15-2 UCLA has won two-straight after UA won previous five in a row. Nov. 8 Colorado TBA TBA CU leads, 13-3 UA has won two-straight, including 56-31 in ‘12 Homecoming game. Nov. 15 Washington TBA TBA UW leads, 19-10-1 Home team has won last six meetings in series dating to 2008. Nov. 22 at Utah TBA TBA Utah leads, 20-17-2 UA is 2-0 vs. UU in Rodriguez era, including 34-24 win in SLC in ‘12. Nov. 28 Arizona State 1:30 p.m. FOX UA leads, 47-39-1 UA seeks to snap two-game skid, won three of previous four in series.

2014 Arizona Football Schedule

NORTH DIVISION School Overall Pct. PF PA Home Road Neutral Pac-12 Pct. PF PA Overall Streak Oregon 4-0 1.000 194 85 3-0 1-0 0-0 1-0 1.000 38 31 Won 8 California 3-1 .750 190 143 2-0 1-1 0-0 1-1 .500 104 105 Won 1 Stanford 3-1 .750 110 26 2-1 1-0 0-0 1-1 .500 30 26 Won 2 Washington State 2-3 .400 169 151 1-2 1-1 0-0 1-1 .500 59 65 Won 1 Washington 4-1 .800 178 121 3-1 1-0 0-0 0-1 .000 13 20 Lost 1 Oregon State 3-1 .750 105 86 2-0 1-1 0-0 0-1 .000 10 35 Lost 1

SOUTH DIVISION School Overall Pct. PF PA Home Road Neutral Pac-12 Pct. PF PA Overall Streak USC 3-1 .750 131 70 2-0 1-1 0-0 2-0 1.000 48 20 Won 1 Arizona 4-0 1.000 168 109 3-0 1-0 0-0 1-0 1.000 49 45 Won 5 UCLA 4-0 1.000 152 99 1-0 2-0 1-0 1-0 1.000 62 27 Won 6 Arizona State 3-1 .750 168 123 1-1 2-0 0-0 1-1 .500 65 86 Lost 1 Utah 3-1 .750 168 79 2-1 1-0 0-0 0-1 .000 27 28 Lost 1 Colorado 2-3 3400 159 178 1-1 1-1 0-1 0-2 .000 80 97 Lost 1

NORTH SOUTH1. Oregon (37) 232 1. UCLA (37) 2312. Stanford (2) 192 2. USC (1) 1813. Washington 142 3. Arizona State (1) 1634. Oregon State 125 4. Arizona 1195. Washington State 87 5. Utah 826. California 41 6. Colorado 43

PAC-12 TITLE GAME CHAMPION: Oregon (24 votes)Others receiving votes: UCLA (13), Stanford (1), USC (1)

The 2014 Pac-12 Championship Football Game will take place Friday, Dec. 5 at 6 p.m. PT and will be telecast to a national audience on FOX.

2014 Pac-12 Preseason Media Poll

Time .............................................................................................Coach, School10:05 a.m. PT/10:55 a.m. MT .................................................Jim Mora, UCLA ...................................................................(from Tues., Sept. 1-Tues., Sept. 30)10:25 a.m. PT/11:25 a.m. MT ................................. Mike MacIntyre, Colorado10:35 a.m. PT/11:35 a.m. MT .....................................Kyle Whittingham, Utah10:45 a.m. PT/11:45 a.m. MT ........................................David Shaw, Stanford10:55 a.m. PT/11:55 a.m. MT ..........................Mike Leach, Washington State11:05 a.m. PT/12:05 p.m. MT .....................................Rich Rodriguez, Arizona11:15 a.m. PT/12:15 p.m. MT .................................... Sonny Dykes, California11:25 a.m. PT/12:25 p.m. MT ....................................... Mark Helfrich, Oregon ......................................................................................(starting Tues., Sept. 30)11:35 a.m. PT/12:35 p.m. MT ............Jim Mora, UCLA (starting Tues., Oct. 6)11:45 a.m. PT/12:45 p.m. MT ......................................... Steve Sarkisian, USC11:55 a.m. PT/12:55 p.m. MT ............................... Chris Petersen Washington12:05 p.m. PT/1:05 p.m. MT ............................... Todd Graham, Arizona State12:15 p.m. PT/1:15 p.m. MT ......................................... Mark Helfrich, Oregon ................................................................ (from Tues., Aug. 26 - Tues., Sept. 23)12:25 p.m. PT/1:25 p.m. MT .....................................Mike Riley, Oregon State .................................................. (moves up to 12:15 p.m. PT starting Sept. 30)12:35 p.m. PT/1:35 a.m. MT ...................................................Jim Mora, UCLA ............................................................................................ (only Tues., Aug. 26)

To participate on the teleconference, call 877-455-8480. The teleconferences will be recorded and available online at Pac-12.com that same afternoon as the call.

For questions, contact Dave Hirsch ([email protected] or 925-932-4411).

Pac-12 Weekly Teleconference Pac-12 Football ScheduleThursday Oct. 2 - Saturday, Oct. 4 Arizona at Oregon (Thursday/7:30 p.m./ESPN)Arizona State at USC (Saturday/4:30 p.m./FOX)Utah at UCLA (Saturday/7:30 p.m./ESPN)Stanford at Notre Dame (Saturday/12:30 p.m./NBC)Oregon State at Colorado (Saturday/1:00 p.m./Pac-12 Network)California at Washington (Saturday/7:30 p.m./Pac-12 Network)



Offense (Multiple Spread)

Arizona Depth Chart » Game 5 at Oregon (as of Sept. 28)

POS. # PlAyer Ht. Wt. yr. Wr 1 Cayleb Jones 6-3 215 rS-So. 5 Trey Griffey 6-3 195 RS-So.

SlOt 10 Samajie Grant 5-9 177 So. 2 Tyrell Johnson 5-7 160 Fr. or 7 Jonathan Haden 5-6 181 Fr. te 87 Blair tushaus 6-2 241 rS.Sr. 17 Josh Kern 6-5 229 RS-So. 88 Trevor Wood 6-5 251 Fr. lt 68 Mickey Baucus 6-8 293 rS-Sr. 58 Layth Friekh 6-5 278 Fr.

lG 61 Cayman Bundage 6-2 281 Jr. 65 Zach Hemmila 6-3 293 RS-So.

C 56 Steven Gurrola 6-2 286 Sr. 66 Carter Wood 6-2 274 RS-Jr.

rG 77 lene Maiava 6-5 301 rS-Jr. or 78 Jacob Alsadek 6-7 298 rS-Fr. rt 73 Fabbians ebbele 6-8 315 rS-Sr. 70 T.D. Gross 6-6 285 RS-So.

SlOt 6 Nate Phillips 5-7 180 So. or 19 DaVonte’ Neal 5-10 173 rS-So. Wr 29 Austin Hill 6-3 212 rS-Sr. or 4 David richards 6-4 213 rS-Jr.

rB 24 terris Jones-Grigsby 5-7 195 rS-Sr. or 28 Nick Wilson 5-10 199 Fr. 23 Jared Baker 5-8 192 RS-Jr. QB 12 Anu Solomon 6-2 205 rS-Fr. 15 Jesse Scroggins 6-3 201 RS-Sr. or 8 Jerrard Randall 6-1 185 RS-Jr. or 11 Connor Brewer 6-2 206 RS-So.

Defense (3-3-5)POS. # PlAyer Ht. Wt. yr. eND 84 reggie Gilbert 6-4 262 Sr. 94 Calvin Allen 6-6 266 RS-Fr.

NOSe 55 Jeff Worthy 6-2 287 Jr. 93 Parker Zellers 6-1 247 RS-Fr. 99 Sani Fuimaono 6-1 288 So.

tACKle 90 Dan Pettinato 6-5 277 rS-Sr. 94 Calvin Allen 6-6 266 RS-Fr. 98 Aiulua Fanene 6-5 303 RS-So.

SlB 45 Derrick turituri 6-1 265 So. or 57 Cody Ippolito 6-2 242 rS-So.

MlB 33 Scooby Wright III 6-1 246 So. 59 Hank Hobson 6-3 233 Sr.

WlB 32 DeAndre’ Miller 6-3 230 So. or 47 Jake Matthews 6-3 221 So.

SPUr 11 William Parks 6-1 194 Jr. 1 Tellas Jones 6-0 189 RS-So.

BANDIt 38 Jared tevis 5-11 202 rS-Sr. 46 Blake Brady 5-11 199 RS-Sr.

lC 6 Jonathan McKnight 5-11 174 rS-Sr. 3 Cam Denson 5-11 168 Fr.

rC 29 Jarvis McCall Jr. 6-2 182 rS-Fr. 13 Devin Holiday 5-10 162 So.

FS 26 Jourdon Grandon 6-0 185 rS-Sr. 27 Jamar Allah 6-1 186 Jr.

Special teams

POS. # PlAyer Ht. Wt. yr. PK 41 Casey Skowron 5-10 160 rS-Jr. 9 Josh Pollack 5-10 180 Fr.

KO 41 Casey Skowron 5-10 160 rS-Jr. 34 Ethan Keyserling 6-2 203 RS-Sr.

P 39 Drew riggleman 6-2 213 rS-Jr. 34 Ethan Keyserling 6-2 203 RS-Sr.

lS 50 Chase Gorham 6-3 239 rS-Sr.

HOlD 39 Drew riggleman 6-2 213 rS-Jr.

Pr 19 DaVonte’ Neal 5-10 173 rS-So.

KOr 23 Jared Baker 5-8 192 rS-Jr. 10 Samajie Grant 5-9 177 So.



KR PR PK P LS HOLD UNLV at UTSA Nevada California at Oregon USC at Wash. St. at UCLA Colorado Washington at Utah Arizona St.

Grant/Baker Neal Skowron Riggleman Gorham Riggleman Grant/Baker Phillips Skowron Riggleman Gorham Riggleman Grant/Baker Phillips Skowron Riggleman Gorham Riggleman T. Johnson/Baker Phillips Skowron Riggleman Gorham Riggleman

DE NG DT LB LB LB CB SPUR BANDIT FS CBUNLV at UTSA Nevada California at Oregon USC at Wash. St. at UCLA Colorado Washington at Utah Arizona St.

J. Allen Worthy Pettinato Matthews Wright Ippolito McKnight Parks Tevis Grandon McCall Jr. Gilbert Worthy Pettinato Matthews Wright Ippolito McKnight Parks Tevis Grandon McCall Jr. Gilbert Zellers Pettinato Matthews Wright Turituri McKnight Parks Tevis Grandon McCall Jr. Gilbert Worthy Pettinato Bondurant Wright Turituri McKnight Parks Tevis Grandon McCall Jr.

2014 Offensive Game-by-Game Starters WR WR/SLOT LT LG C RG RT TE/SLOT WR RB QBUNLV at UTSA Nevada California at Oregon USC at Wash. St. at UCLA Colorado Washington at Utah Arizona St.

C. Jones Grant Baucus Bundage Gurrola Alsadek Ebbele Neal (SL) Hill Jones-Grigsby Solomon C. Jones Grant Baucus Bundage Gurrola Maiava Ebbele Phillips (SL) Hill Wilson Solomon C. Jones Grant Baucus Bundage Gurrola Maiava Ebbele Phillips (SL) Hill Wilson Solomon C. Jones Neal Baucus Bundage Gurrola Maiava Ebbele Phillips (SL) Hill Wilson Solomon

2014 Defensive Game-by-Game Starters

2014 Special Teams Game-by-Game Starters Career Starts by SeasonOFFENSE 2011 2012 2013 2014 CAREERJ. Alsadek - - - 1 1C. Jones - - - 4 4T. Jones-Grigsby - - - 1 1M. Baucus 12 13 13 4 42C. Bundage - 1 13 4 18F. Ebbele 12 13 12 4 41C. Georges - - 2 - 2S. Grant - - 9 3 12T. Griffey - - 4 - 4S. Gurrola - - 13 4 17A. Hill 1 12 - 4 17J. Jackson - - 4 - 4L. Maiva - - 2 3 5D. Neal - - - 2 2N. Phillips - - 10 3 13D. Richards - 9 4 - 13A. Solomon - - - 4 4N. Wilson - - - 3 3

DEFENSE 2011 2012 2013 2014 CAREERJ. Allen - - - 1 1T. Bondurant 6 12 12 1 31R. Gilbert - 8 13 3 24J. Grandon 4 9 13 4 30H. Hobson 1 - - - 1C. Ippolito - - - 2 2A. Lopez - - 1 - 1S. Jackson - 12 - - 12J. McCall Jr. - - - 4 4J. McKnight - 9 13 4 26J. Matthews - - - 3 3W. Parks - - 4 4 8D. Pettinato 3 9 - 4 17J. Tevis - 11 11 4 26D. Turituri - - - 2 2S. Wright - - 12 4 16J. Worthy - - - 3 3P. Zellers - - - 1 1



Game 1 Recap: vs. UNLVCats Set School Total Offense Record, Rout Rebels

Game 1 » UNLV (0-1, 0-0 MW) at Arizona (1-0, 0-0 Pac-12)

13 58

Date ........................................Friday, Aug. 29Time ..................................... 7:36 p.m. (MST)Location .....................................Tucson, Ariz.Stadium ............... Arizona Stadium (50,103)Surface ............................................. FieldTurfTelevision ............................. ESPN (national)All-Time Series .................Arizona leads, 3-0In Tucson ...........................Arizona leads, 2-0Previous Meeting ................ UA 58, UNLV 13.......................Sept. 7, 2013 (Las Vegas, Nev.)Streak .......... UA has now won all meetings

Score by Quarters

1 2 3 4 F

UNLV 0 6 7 0 13

Arizona 14 10 24 10 58

Team StatsCategory UNLV ARIZFirst Downs Rushes-Yds (NET) Passing Yds (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int Total Offense Plays-Yds Fumble Returns-Yds Punt Returns-Yds Kickoff Returns-Yds Interception Returns-Yds Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yds Possession Time 3rd-Down Conversions 4th-Down Conversions Red-Zone Scores-Chances Sacks By: Number-Yds

20 32 31-119 48-353 252 434 41-22-1 46-26-0 72-371 94-787 0-0 0-0 0-0 4-19 4-101 2-37 0-0 1-14 8-47.2 3-40.3 1-0 1-0 7-64 7-63 28:24 31:36 4 of 15 11 of 21 0 of 1 3 of 3 2-2 4-4 2-10 1-7

Individual Stats

RUSHING: UNLV-Decker,Blake 10-56; Naufahu,-George 8-27; Sullivan,M. 4-21; Greene,David 3-14; Whitely,Keith 6-1. Arizona-Jones-Grigsby 13-124; Wilson, N. 7-104; Solomon, A. 8-50; Bak-er, J. 6-21; Randall, J. 3-17; Green, Z. 5-14;Scroggins, J. 2-13; Smith, A. 3-7; Brewer, C. 1-3.

PASSING: UNLV-Decker,Blake 22-41-1-252. Arizona-Solomon, A. 25-44-0-425; Scroggins, J. 1-2-0-9.

RECEIVING: UNLV-Davis,Devante 8-100; Boy-d,Devonte 6-102; Keys,Kendal 3-25; Williams,A. 2-5; Mataele,Maika 1-18; Sullivan,M. 1-2; Naufa-hu,George 1-0. Arizona-Richards, D. 5-30; Grant, S. 4-101; Griffey, T. 4-52; Hill, A. 3-110; Jones, C. 3-30; Phillips, N. 2-56; Neal, D. 2-29; Jones-Grigs-by 1-12; Johnson, T. 1-8; Wilson, N. 1-6.

INTERCEPTIONS: UNLV-None. Arizona-Parks, W. 1-14

FUMBLES: UNLV-Whitely,Keith 1-0. Arizo-na-Jones-Grigsby 1-0.

Arizona Notebook

TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) — Anu Solomon threw for 425 yards and four touchdowns in his first career start, and Arizona broke a 45-year-old school record with 787 total yards in a season-opening 58-13 rout over Nevada-Las Vegas Friday night.

Solomon shook off some early-game jitters with a series of big plays to break the school freshman record for pass-ing yards, highlighted by a 92-yard touchdown pass to Austin Hill on the first play of the second half.

Terris Jones-Grigsby laid the groundwork, running for 124 yards and a touchdown in Arizona’s first game in three years without two-time All-American Ka’Deem Carey. Freshman Nick Wilson added an 85-yard touchdown run to help the Wildcats break the school record of 691 total yards, set against New Mexico in 1969.

UNLV failed to capitalize on a few early offensive opportunities and had no chance once Arizona got rolling for its second straight lopsided loss to the Wildcats.

Blake Decker threw for 252 yards and a touchdown in his debut for the Rebels, who lost to Arizona by the same score last season in Las Vegas.

Solomon spent his freshman season learning Arizona’s system while redshirting behind B.J. Denker, then emerged from a four-way battle to start this season’s opener.

Coach Rich Rodriguez said Solomon wouldn’t have to worry about looking over his shoulder if he makes a mis-take, but added the other quarterbacks would likely play this season, if not Friday.

Solomon, who’s from Las Vegas, had a bit of trouble with his touch early, overthrowing a couple of long passes, including one to Samajie Grant that would have been a touchdown.

He finally dialed one late in the first quarter, dropping in a pass behind coverage for a 39-yard touchdown to Nate Phillips.

Solomon kept the big plays rolling after that, squeezing a ball in front of coverage to Grant, who turned it into a 63-yard touchdown pass. Solomon added a 13-yard scoring pass to Davonte’ Neal that put Arizona up 24-6 at halftime.

Solomon opened the second half with the 92-yard catch-and-run TD to Hill and Jones-Grigsby was rewarded for his hard work with a 2-yard touchdown run that made it 38-13.

Solomon finished 25 of 44 and completed passes to 10 different players. Hill (110) and Grant (101) each went over 100 yards receiving.

Like Solomon, Decker won a close quarterback battle, edging out junior Nick Sherry after transferring from Scott-sdale Community College.

Decker was able to gouge out a few big chunks in the first half, including a 52-yard pass to Devonte Boyd and a 49-yard run. The Rebels couldn’t capitalize on the good field position, settling for a pair of field goals and a 43-yarder that Jonathan Leiva missed at the horn.

Decker hit Anthony Williams on a 2-yard score early in the third quarter, but it was too late; Arizona was well on its way to another blowout.

Scoring SummaryFirst QuarterARIZ (7-0) Phillips, N. 39 yd pass from Solomon, A. (Skowron kick) Drive: 3 plays, 96 yards, 0:38 TOP, 1:40 leftARIZ (14-0) Grant, S. 63 yd pass from Solomon, A. (Skowron C. kick) Drive: 3 plays, 66 yards, 0:40 TOP, 0:13 leftSecond Quarter UNLV (3-14) Leiva, J. 41 yd field goal Drive: 6 plays, 51 yards, 2:51 TOP, 12:22 leftARIZ (17-3) Skowron, C. 48 yd field goal Drive: 11 plays, 67 yards, 2:51 TOP, 5:52 leftUNLV (6-17) Bornand, N. 48 yd field goal Drive: 7 plays, 44 yards, 2:44 TOP, 3:08 leftARIZ (24-6) Neal, D. 13 yd pass from Solomon, A. (Skowron, C. kick) Drive: 8 plays, 65 yards, 2:18 TOP, 0:50 leftThird Quarter ARIZ (31-6) Hill, A. 92 yd pass form Solomon, A. (Skowron, C. kick) Drive: 1 play, 92 yards, 0:14 TOP, 14:40 leftUNLV (13-31) Williams, A. 2 yd pass from Decker, B. (Leiva, J. kick) Drive: 6 plays, 75 yards, 2:26 TOP, 12:14 leftARIZ (38-13) Jones-Grigsby, T. 2 yd run (Skowron, C. kick) Drive: 11 plays, 75 yards, 3:26 TOP, 8:48 leftARIZ (41-13) Skowron, C. 49 yd field goal Drive: 9 plays, 24 yards, 2:54 TOP, 2:36 leftARIZ (48-13) Wilson, N. 85 yd run (Skowron, C. kick) Drive: 1 play, 85 yards, 0:13 TOP, 0:43 leftFourth Quarter ARIZ (51-13) Skowron, C. 39 yd field goal Drive: 7 plays, 21 yards, 2:07 TOP, 12:38 leftARIZ (58-13) Brewer, C. 3 yd run (Skowron, C. kick) Drive: 19 plays, 77 yards, 9:18 TOP, 1:18 left

» Arizona shattered its single-game record for total offense with 787 yards (434 passing, 353 rushing). The previous record was 691 yards against New Mexico in 1969.

» Quarterback Anu Solomon became the first freshman (true or redshirt) to ever start a season opener for the Wildcats. He was also the first freshman to start at quarterback for a UA team since Willie Tuitama did so in the final four games of the 2005 season. Additionally, an upperclassman had started 51-consecutive games at quarterback before tonight.

» Arizona improved to 9-0 under Rodriguez in non-conference games.

» The Wildcats are 10-0 under Rodriguez when winning the turnover battle.

» UA improved to 16-1 all-time when playing at home on Labor Day Weekend.



Game 2 Recap: vs. UTSACats Hold Off Roadrunners, Improve to 2-0

Game 2 » Arizona (2-0, 0-0 Pac-12) at UTSA (1-1, 0-0 CUSA)

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Date ................................... Thursday, Sept. 4Time ......................................7:06 p.m. (CDT)Location .......................... San Antonio, TexasStadium .......................Alamodome (33,472)Surface ............................................. FieldTurfTelevision .................FOX Sports 1 (national)All-Time Series .................Arizona leads, 2-0In San Antonio ................. Arizona leads, 1-0Previous Meeting ................ UA 38, UNLV 13.........................Sept. 14, 2013 (Tucson, Ariz.)Streak .................. UA won all two meetings

Score by Quarters

1 2 3 4 F

Arizona 10 10 6 0 26

UTSA 7 9 0 7 23

Team StatsCategory ARIZ UTSAFirst Downs Rushes-Yds (NET) Passing Yds (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int Total Offense Plays-Yds Fumble Returns-Yds Punt Returns-Yds Kickoff Returns-Yds Interception Returns-Yds Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yds Possession Time 3rd-Down Conversions 4th-Down Conversions Red-Zone Scores-Chances Sacks By: Number-Yds

22 23 44-223 39-121 231 228 32-17-0 33-22-1 76-454 72-349 0-0 0-0 1-18 2-42 1-15 6-102 1-0 0-0 5-39.4 7-37.1 0-0 1-0 8-73 6-53 26:56 33:04 4 of 15 3 of 12 0 of 1 1 of 1 5-5 3-4 3-17 2-15

Individual Stats

RUSHING: Arizona-Wilson, N. 30-174; Baker, J. 4-32; Solomon, A. 8-11; Phillips, N. 1-8; Team 1-minus 2. UTSA-Glasco II 12-35; Williams 7-34; Carter 9-15; Armstrong 3-15; Jones,K 3-10; Rob-inson 2-8; Harrison 1-6; Team 2-minus 2.

PASSING: Arizona-Solomon, A. 17-32-0-231. UTSA-Carter 22-33-1-228.

RECEIVING: Arizona-Grant, S. 6-54; Jones, C. 4-143; Richards, D. 2-13; Hill, A. 2-9; Phillips, N. 2-6; Griffey, T. 1-6. UTSA-Morgan II 5-76; Arm-strong 4-22; Jones,K 3-33; Grubb,A 2-38; Harri-son 2-15; Freeman 2-10; Williams 2-7; Hubble1-22; Mack 1-5.

INTERCEPTIONS: Arizona-Tevis, J. 1-0. UTSA-None.

FUMBLES: Arizona-None. UTSA-Team 1-0.

SACKS (UA-A): Arizona-Wright III, S. 1-0; Jones, Tel. 1-0; Gilbert, R. 1-0. UTSA-Neill 1-0; Macon 1-0.

Arizona Notebook

SAN ANTONIO (AP) — Nick Wilson is off to a fast start for the Arizona Wildcats.

The freshman ran for 174 yards on 30 carries, and his go-ahead touchdown changed the momentum in Arizona’s 26-23 victory over Texas-San Antonio on Thursday night.

Wilson gave Arizona a 20-16 lead with a 2-yard run with 26 seconds left in the first half.

Cayleb Jones had an 85-yard scoring reception for Arizona on the first play from scrimmage, and redshirt fresh-man Anu Solomon was 17 of 32 for 231 yards after throwing for 425 yards and four touchdowns against UNLV.

UTSA coach Larry Coker, who started the school’s program in 2011 after his national-title stint at Miami, thought Arizona’s touchdown at the end of the half changed the game.

Casey Skowron made four field goals, converting from 44 and 28 yards in the third quarter to make it 26-16.

The Roadrunners, coming off a 20-point victory in their opener at Houston, pulled within three on David Glasco II’s 3-yard run midway through the fourth quarter.

Arizona intercepted two of Tucker Carter’s passes in the final 1 1/2 minutes to seal the game, though the final pick off was nullified by a penalty.

The Wildcats had 452 yards of offense after setting a school record with 787 yards against UNLV

It looked as if it would be another blowout shortly after the opening kickoff. On the next play, Solomon flared a conservative sideline pass at Jones close to Arizona’s 30. Jones eluded a tackle and scored on the 85-yarder 18 seconds into the game.

Jones was back in his home state after sitting out last season following his transfer from Texas. In Austin, he re-ceived a two-year probated sentence for misdemeanor assault for punching a Longhorns tennis player in 2013.

Jones caught four passes for 143 yards. He caught two passes in 10 games for Texas.

Arizona scored on the next possession as well after holding UTSA to three plays and a punt. The Wildcats got inside the 20 before Solomon was sacked by defensive tackle Ferrington Macon, which brought out Skowron for a 38-yard field goal and a 10-0 lead less than 5 minutes into the game.

UTSA responded by going 85 yards for a touchdowns, using 11 plays and 5 minutes off the clock just before the end of the first quarter. Carter, who ran twice during the drive for 28 yards, got the Roadrunners on the board with a 10-yard scoring completion to tight end David Morgan II.

Carter finished with 228 yards and a TD on 22-of-33 passing.

After giving up Skowron’s 23-yard field goal, the Roadrunners took a 14-13 lead on Kam Jones’ 18-yard run.

It went to 16-13 with 4:43 before halftime when the spread-offense deep snap was high to Solomon, who scooped up the loose ball in his own end zone and was chased out of the end zone for a safety.

Scoring SummaryFirst QuarterARIZ (7-0) Jones, C. 85 yd pass from Solomon, A. (Skowron kick) Drive: 1 play, 85 yards, 0:18 TOP, 14:42 leftARIZ (10-0) Skowron, C. 38 yd field goal Drive: 7 plays, 38 yards, 2:10 TOP, 11:05 leftUTSA (7-10) Morgan II 10 yd pass from Carter (Ianno kick) Drive: 11, 85 yards, 5:01 TOP, 0:55 left Second Quarter ARIZ (13-7) Skowron, C. 23 yd field goal Drive: 12, 69 yards, 3:44 TOP, 12:11 leftUTSA (14-13) Jones,K 18 yd run (Ianno kick) Drive: 7 plays, 44 yards, 2:44 TOP, 3:08 leftUTSA(13-16) Team safety Drive: N/A, 4:43 leftARIZ (20-16) Wilson, N. 2 yd run (Skowron, C. kick) Drive: 9 plays, 85 yards, 2:42 TOP, 0:26 left

Third Quarter ARIZ (23-16) Skowron, C. 44 yd field goal Drive: 11 plays, 57 yards, 3:50 TOP, 8:31 leftARIZ (26-16) Skowron, C. 28 yd field goal Drive: 10 play, 38 yards, 2:31 TOP, 4:12 left

Fourth Quarter UTSA (26-23) Glasco II 3 yd run (Ianno kick) Drive: 8 plays, 80 yards, 3:05 TOP, 7:32 left

» Arizona produced a 100-yard rusher (Nick Wilson: 30-174, TD) for the 19th-consecutive game.

» Solomon is the first quarterback in school history to account for multiple passing plays of 85-plus yards.

» Cayleb Jones secured a 100-yard receiving game in the first quarter. He became the third Wildcat (Austin Hill and Samajie Grant last week) to collect a 100-yard receiving game this season. Jones finished the game with 143 yards on four receptions, all of which game in the opening half.

» Freshman running Nick Wilson earned his first career start and topped 100 rushing yards for the second consecutive game. He finished with 30 carried for 174 yards and a touchdown. The yardage is fourth-most in single-game history for a Wildcat freshman, while the 30 totes matched Nic Grigsby for the most rush attempts for a freshman (2007 vs. Washington State).



Game 3 Recap: vs. NevadaBig Plays Spark Offense, Cats Hold Off Pesky Wolf Pack

Game 3 » Nevada (2-1, 0-0 MW) at Arizona (3-0, 0-0 Pac-12)

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Date .................................. Saturday, Sept. 13Time ..................................... 8:07 p.m. (MST)Location .....................................Tucson, Ariz.Stadium ............... Arizona Stadium (48,504)Surface ............................................. FieldTurfTelevision ..............................Pac-12 NetworkAll-Time Series ..... Arizona now leads, 3-1-1In Tucson ............... Arizona now leads, 2-0-1Previous Meeting .............UA 49, Nevada 48............... Dec. 15, 2012 (Albuquerque, N.M.)Streak .......UA has won last three meetings

Score by Quarters

1 2 3 4 F

Nevada 3 10 8 7 28

Arizona 7 14 7 7 35

Team StatsCategory NEV ARIZFirst Downs Rushes-Yds (NET) Passing Yds (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int Total Offense Plays-Yds Fumble Returns-Yds Punt Returns-Yds Kickoff Returns-Yds Interception Returns-Yds Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yds Possession Time 3rd-Down Conversions 4th-Down Conversions Red-Zone Scores-Chances Sacks By: Number-Yds

25 26 40-108 38-229 321 278 39-29-0 26-22-1 79-429 64-507 0-0 0-0 1-3 2-14 0-0 5-76 1-3 0-0 4-44.0 2-40.5 0-0 1-0 8-74 7-47 35:48 24:12 8 of 16 5 of 9 1 of 2 1 of 2 5-5 1-1 0-0 2-15

Individual Stats

RUSHING: Nevada-Butler,James 13-50; Jack-son,Don 18-44; Fajardo,Cody 9-14. Arizona-Wil-son, N. 29-171; Solomon, A. 7-60; Baker, J. 1-0; Team 1-minus 2.

PASSING: Nevada-Fajardo,Cody 29-39-0-321. Arizona-Solomon, A. 22-26-1-278.

RECEIVING: Nevada-Gipson,Jarred 8-49; Turn-er,Richy 7-99; Henderson,H. 7-82; Richardson,J. 6-83; Brock,Kendall 1-8. Arizona-Jones, C. 9-116; Grant, S. 4-50; Phillips, N. 3-40; Johnson, T. 2-40; Hill, A. 2-17; Wilson, N. 2-15.

INTERCEPTIONS: Nevada-Calloway,Tere 1-3. Arizona-None.

FUMBLES: Nevada-None. Arizona-Johnson, T. 1-0.

SACKS (UA-A): SACKS (UA-A): Nevada-None. Arizona-Matthews, J. 1-0; Turituri, D. 1-0.

Arizona Notebook

TUCSON, Ariz. -- Anu Solomon threw for 278 yards and three touchdowns, Nick Wilson ran for 171 yards and Arizona held off Nevada 35-28 Saturday night.

Arizona (3-0) came into the game with the nation’s fifth-best offense and had another big night against the Wolfpack, rolling up 507 yards.

Wilson ran for a pair of touchdowns and gave Arizona a 100-yard rusher for the 20th straight game, tied for longest in the FBS since 1996. Solomon finished 22-of-26 passing and threw two second-half touchdown passes to Cayleb Jones, who had nine catches for 116 yards.

Cody Fajardo kept Nevada (2-1) in it, throwing for 321 yards and three touchdowns, but the Wolfpack turned the ball over on downs their last drive.

Arizona coach Rich Rodriguez said after the 2012 New Mexico Bowl that he hoped to never face Fajardo again. The Wolf-pack quarterback lit up the Wildcats in that game, throwing for 256 yards and three touchdowns while rushing for 140 and another score.

Fajardo, on the other hand, was looking forward to facing Arizona again. Despite having what may have been the best game of his career in the bowl game, Nevada lost the game 49-48 after the Wildcats scored two touchdowns in the final minute.

Fajardo had some success against Arizona early as the Wolfpack picked their way down the field.

Nevada held the ball for the game’s opening 9:33 and had another scoring drive that lasted 6:08.

The problem for the Wolfpack was how both ended: in field goals.

Thirty-two plays, 141 yards and more than 15 minutes resulting in just six points -- a dangerous game against an explosive offense like Arizona’s.

The Wildcats needed just 1:50 to score their first touchdown, a 2-yard run by Wilson. The freshman scored the next one, too, bursting off left tackle for a 28-yard score.

Solomon, who threw an ill-advised interception early in the second quarter, showed off his athletic ability just before halftime, rolling to the left and throwing off his back foot to hit Tyrell Johnson perfectly in stride for a 35-yard touchdown.

Fajardo finally got the Wolfpack into the endzone after that, orchestrating a quick 75-yard drive capped by his 7-yard touch-down pass to Jarred Gipson that cut Arizona’s halftime lead to 21-13.

The confidence of seeing six points go up on the board instead of three carried over into the third quarter, when Fajardo opened with a 6-yard touchdown pass to Hasaan Henderson.

Arizona had an answer. Two, in fact.

Solomon threw another touchdown on the run, this one going the other way, this one a 22-yarder to Jones. The Solo-mon-Jones connection worked again on the first play of the fourth quarter, a 24-yarder that put the Wildcats up 35-21.

Nevada and Fajardo still weren’t done.

He found Jarred Gipson on a 6-yard touchdown pass that cut Arizona’s lead to 35-28 and the Wolfpack got the ball back at their own 17-yard line with 3:04 left.

Fajardo took Nevada to near midfield, but his fourth-down attempt was just out of Jericho Richardson’s reach.

Scoring SummaryFirst QuarterNEV (3-0) Zuzo, B. 22-yd field goal Drive: 19 plays 70 yards, 9:26 TOP, 5:34 leftARIZ (7-3) Wilson, N. 2-yd run (Skowron, C. kick) Drive: 12 plays, 86 yards, 3:37 TOP, 1:50 left Second Quarter NEV (6-7) Zuzo, B. 21-yd field goal Drive: 13 plays, 71 yards, 6:08 TOP, 10:42 leftARIZ (14-6) Wilson, N. 28-yd run (Skowron kick) Drive: 8 plays 76, yards, 2:40 TOP, 5:05 leftARIZ (21-6) Johnson, T. 35-yd pass from Solomon, A. (Skowron, C. kick) Drive: 5 plays, 65 yards, 1:12 TOP, 2:08 leftNEV (13-21) Gipson, J. 7-yd pass from Fajardo, C. (Zuzo, B. kick) Drive: 8 plays , 75 yards, 2:00 TOP, 0:08

Third Quarter NEV (21-21) Henderson, H. 6-yd pass from Fajardo, C. (Jackson, D. rush) Drive: 16 plays, 84 yards, 7:13 TOP, 6:03 leftARIZ (28-21) Jones, C. 22-yd pass from Solomon, A. (Skowron, C. kick) Drive: 7 plays, 75 yards, 2:24 TOP, 3:34 left

Fourth Quarter ARIZ (35-21) Jones, C. 24-yd pass from Solomon, A. (Skowron,C. kick) Drive: 5 plays, 51 yards, 1:35 TOP, 14:55 leftNEV (28-35) Gipson, J. 6-yd pass from Fajardo C. (Zuzo, B. kick) Drive: 8 plays, 74 yards, 3:10 TOP 6:01 left

» Arizona won its 12th-straight non-confer-ence game dating to the 2011 season. That string is a new school record since UA first established any conference affiliation in 1931 (Border Conference).

» Head Coach Rich Rodriguez and the Wild-cats have opened the year 3-0 for the third-straight season. The last UA coach to lead the program to consecutive 3-0 starts in the first three years of a tenure was Jim Young (1973-75).

» For the fourth-straight game, Arizona pro-duced a 100-yard rusher (Nick Wilson, 29-171) and a 100-yard receiver (Cayleb Jones, 9-116).

» Solomon saw his streak of 83-consecutive passes without an interception come to an end. It was the first thrown interception of his career and first turnover of the season for Arizona.



Game 4 Recap: vs. California‘Hill Mary’ Shocks Cal, Completes School-Record Comeback

Game 4 » California (2-1, 0-1 Pac-12) at Arizona (4-0, 1-0 Pac-12)

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Date .................................. Saturday, Sept. 20Time ..................................... 7:07 p.m. (MST)Location .....................................Tucson, Ariz.Stadium ............... Arizona Stadium (45,595)Surface ............................................. FieldTurfTelevision ..............................Pac-12 NetworkAll-Time Series ..Arizona now leads, 16-14-2In Tucson ...........................Arizona leads, 9-6Previous Meeting .................... UA 33, Cal 28........................ Nov. 2, 2013 (Berkeley, Calif.)Streak .......UA has won last three meetings

Score by Quarters

1 2 3 4 F

California 14 14 3 14 45

Arizona 0 6 7 36 49

Team StatsCategory CAL ARIZFirst Downs Rushes-Yds (NET) Passing Yds (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int Total Offense Plays-Yds Fumble Returns-Yds Punt Returns-Yds Kickoff Returns-Yds Interception Returns-Yds Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yds Possession Time 3rd-Down Conversions 4th-Down Conversions Red-Zone Scores-Chances Sacks By: Number-Yds

24 36 42-193 32-107 380 520 30-18-1 74-47-2 72-573 106-627 0-0 0-0 4-22 1--3 1-0 0-0 2-7 1-24 5-42.2 6-50.0 2-1 0-0 10-99 6-65 28:52 31:08 6 of 14 7 of 22 0 of 1 3 of 3 1-1 6-8 3-20 3-24

Individual Stats

RUSHING: California-Lasco, Daniel 20-123; Mu-hammad, Khalf 11-95; Rubenzer, Luke 6-8; Team 1-minus 5; Goff, Jared 4-minus 28. Arizona-Sol-omon, A. 16-46; Wilson, N. 11-33; Jones-Grigsby 5-28.

PASSING: California-Goff, Jared 18-30-1-380. Arizona-Solomon, A. 47-73-2-520; Team 0-1-0-0.

RECEIVING: California-Treggs, Bryce 5-119; Harper, Chris 2-71; Hudson, Raymond 2-57; An-derson, Steph 2-43; Powe, Darius 2-32; Lawler, Kenny 2-29; Davis, Trevor 2-20; Muhammad, Khalf 1-9. Arizona-Jones, C. 13-186; Hill, A. 8-127; Phillips, N. 8-80; Griffey, T. 5-47; Neal, D. 5-41; Wilson, N. 4-12; Jones-Grigsby 2-8; Richards, D. 1-15; Johnson, T. 1-4.

INTERCEPTIONS: California-Piatt, Griffin 1-7; Sebastian, Aver 1-0. Arizona-Bondurant, T. 1-24.

FUMBLES: California-Davis, Trevor 1-0; Rubenzer, Luke 1-1. Arizona-None.

SACKS (UA-A): California-Lopa, Puka 1-0; Scar-lett, Brenn 1-0; Jalil, Mustafa 1-0. Arizona-Wright III, S. 2-0; Turituri, D. 1-0.

Arizona Notebook

TUCSON, Ariz. -- Anu Solomon hit Austin Hill on a 47-yard Hail Mary on the game’s final play and Arizona scored 36 points in the fourth quarter to pull off an improbable 49-45 win over California Saturday night.

Cal (2-1, 0-1 Pac-12) threatened to turn Arizona’s whiteout into a blowout, deflating the Wildcats and their white-shirt-wearing fans with two quick scores and a 22-point halftime lead.

Arizona (4-0, 1-0) charged back behind Solomon, who threw for 520 yards and had four of his five touch-down passes in the fourth quarter.

The Wildcats recovered an onside kick after Cal was called for a batting penalty and pulled within 2 after Solomon hit Cayleb Jones on a 15-yard scoring pass.

Arizona got the ball back with less than a minute left and pulled off the miracle when Hill, a senior who missed last season with a torn ACL, brought the ball down between five Cal defenders.

Solomon shook off a pair of first half interceptions to complete 47 of 73 passes, both school records. Jones caught 13 passes for 186 yards.

Arizona finished with 627 total yards and Cal had 573.

Behind Jared Goff, who threw for 380 yards and three touchdowns, Cal led 31-16 heading into the fourth quarter.

That’s when Arizona kicked its high-octane offense in gear, marching for one score after another.

Solomon hit Hill on a 9-yard touchdown pass, then Jones on a 16-yarder after Khalfani Muhammad scored on a 50-yard touchdown run. Muhammad scored again on a 6-yard run to put Cal seemingly in good posi-tion, up 45-30 with just over 5 minutes left.

But the Wildcats kept coming.

Arizona marched for a 6-yard touchdown run by Terris Jones-Grigsby then recovered a second try at an onside kick after Cal’s batting penalty. Jones, who had 13 catches for 186 yards, pulled down a 15-yard pass from Solomon with 2:44 left, but the Wildcats’ 2-point try failed.

With a chance to put the game away, Cal couldn’t finish it off. James Langford hooked a 47-yard field goal left, turning the ball over to Arizona at its own 29-yard line with 52 seconds left.

Solomon completed a couple of short passes before finding Hill on a 20-yard pass that moved the chains and briefly stopped the clock. Arizona raced to the line and Solomon spiked the ball to set up the final shot at the end zone.

Hill came down with it, sending the Wildcats streaming from their sideline and the Bears collapsing to the turf.

Scoring SummaryFirst QuarterCAL (7-0) Lasco, D. 44-yd run (Langford, J. kick) 3 plays, 75 yards, 0:43 TOP, 14:17 leftCAL (14-0) Treggs, B. 80-yd pass from Goff, J. (Langford, J. kick) 1 play, 80 yards, 0:13 TOP, 11:53 left Second Quarter ARIZ (3-14) Skowron, C. 39-yd field goal 7 plays, 39 yards, 2:18 TOP, 10:39 leftCAL (21-3) Anderson, S. 26-yd pass from Goff, J. (Langford, J. kick) 5 plays, 75 yards, 1:44 TOP, 8:55 leftARIZ (6-21) Skowron, C. 28-yd field goal 13 plays, 65 yards, 3:27 TOP, 5:28 leftCAL (28-6) Harper, C. 30-yd pass from Goff, J. (Langford, J. kick) 4 plays, 75yards, 1:45 TOP, 3:43 leftThird Quarter ARIZ (13-28) Jones, C. 41-yd pass from Solomon, A. (Skowron, C. kick) 8 plays, 96 yards, 1:54 TOP, 11:02 leftCAL (31-13) Langford, J. 45-yd field goal 9 plays, 48 yards, 2:34 TOP, 8:28 leftFourth Quarter ARIZ (16-31) Skowron, C. 31-yd field goal 7 plays, 39 yards, 2:04 TOP, 14:46 leftARIZ (23-31) Hill, A. 9-yd pass from Solomon, A. (Skowron, C. kick) 2 plays, 17 yards, 0:32 TOP, 13:36 leftCAL (38-23) Muhammad, K. 50-yd run (Langford, J. kick) 6 plays, 75 yards, 2:40 TOP, 10:56 leftARIZ (30-38) Jones, C. 16-yd pass from Solomon, A. (Skowron, C. kick) 9 plays, 75 yards, 2:47 TOP, 8:09 leftCAL (45-30) Muhammad, K. 6-yd run (Langford, J. kick) 6 plays, 75 yards, 2:48 TOP, 5:21 leftARIZ (45-37) Jones-Grigsby, T. 6-yd run (Skowron, C. kick) 8 plays, 75 yards, 1:51 TOP, 3:30 leftARIZ (45-43) Jones, C. 15-yd pass from Solomon, A. (Solomon, A. pass failed) 4 plays, 41 yards, 0:43 TOP, 2:44 leftARIZ (49-45) Hill, A. 47-yd pass from Solomon, A. (Skowron, C. kick) 6 plays, 70 yards, 0:52 TOP, 0:00 left

» Arizona overcame a 22-point halftime deficit (28-6) to win 49-45. It is the largest deficit overcome to win a game in school history, topping three previous occasions of 21-point deficits.

» Previously, the largest deficit overcome to win a Pac-10/12 conference game was 18 points. That happened to be against California on Sept. 27, 1980, when the Wildcats erased a 21-3 third-quarter deficit to win 31-24 in Berke-ley.

» Arizona’s 36 fourth-quarter points are the most in any quarter in program history.The previous mark was 35 points in the second quarter of an eventual 70-0 rout of Idaho in 2008.

» Quarterback Anu Solomon set a school sin-gle-game record with 520 passing yards. His totals for completions (47) and completions (73) also established new single-game highs for the program, while his five touchdown tosses tied three other quarterbacks for sec-ond-most in a game behindTomTunnicliffe’s record of six (vs. Pacific, 1982).



Team Statistics (as of Sept. 20)

2014 Arizona FootballArizona Overall Team Statistics (Sept. 20, 2014)

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Team Statistics ARIZ OPPSCORING 168 109 Points Per Game 42.0 27.2 Points Off Turnovers 26 0FIRST DOWNS 116 92 R u s h i n g 42 28 P a s s i n g 62 58 P e n a l t y 12 6RUSHING YARDAGE 912 541 Yards gained rushing 968 656 Yards lost rushing 56 115 Rushing Attempts 162 152 Average Per Rush 5.6 3.6 Average Per Game 228.0 135.2 TDs Rushing 7 5PASSING YARDAGE 1463 1181 C o m p - A t t - I n t 112-178-3 91-143-3 Average Per Pass 8.2 8.3 Average Per Catch 13.1 13.0 Average Per Game 365.8 295.2 TDs Passing 13 8TOTAL OFFENSE 2375 1722 Total Plays 340 295 Average Per Play 7.0 5.8 Average Per Game 593.8 430.5KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 8-128 11-203PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 8-48 7-67INT RETURNS: #-Yards 3-38 3-10KICK RETURN AVERAGE 16.0 18.5PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 6.0 9.6INT RETURN AVERAGE 12.7 3.3FUMBLES-LOST 2-0 4-1PENALTIES-Yards 28-248 31-290 Average Per Game 62.0 72.5PUNTS-Yards 16-699 24-1025 Average Per Punt 43.7 42.7 Net punt average 34.5 40.7KICKOFFS-Yards 33-2059 22-1389 Average Per Kick 62.4 63.1 Net kick average 39.6 42.5TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 2 8 : 2 8 3 1 : 3 23RD-DOWN Conversions 27/67 21/57 3rd-Down Pct 40% 37%4TH-DOWN Conversions 7/9 2/5 4th-Down Pct 78% 40%SACKS BY-Yards 9-63 7-45MISC YARDS 0 0TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 20 13FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 10-12 5-8ON-SIDE KICKS 1-1 0-0RED-ZONE SCORES (16-18) 89% (11-12) 92%RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS (9-18) 50% (8-12) 67%PAT-ATTEMPTS (18-18) 100% (12-12) 100%ATTENDANCE 144202 33472 Games/Avg Per Game 3/48067 1/33472 Neutral Site Games 0/0

Score by Quarters 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT TotalArizona 31 40 44 53 0 168Opponents 24 39 18 28 0 109



Individual Statistics (as of Sept. 20)

2014 Arizona FootballArizona Overall Individual Statistics (Sept. 20, 2014)

All games

Rushing gp att gain loss net avg td lg avg/gWilson, N. 4 77 487 5 482 6.3 4 85 120.5Solomon, A. 4 39 214 47 167 4.3 0 31 41.8Jones-Grigsby 2 18 152 0 152 8.4 2 41 76.0Baker, J. 4 11 53 0 53 4.8 0 17 13.2Randall, J. 1 3 17 0 17 5.7 0 11 17.0Green, Z. 2 5 14 0 14 2.8 0 7 7.0Scroggins, J. 1 2 13 0 13 6.5 0 9 13.0Phillips, N. 4 1 8 0 8 8.0 0 8 2.0Smith, A. 1 3 7 0 7 2.3 0 3 7.0Brewer, C. 1 1 3 0 3 3.0 1 3 3.0Team 4 2 0 4 -4 -2.0 0 0 -1.0Total 4 162 968 56 912 5.6 7 85 228.0Opponents 4 152 656 115 541 3.6 5 50 135.2

Passing gp effic comp-att-int pct yds td lg avg/gSolomon, A. 4 154.31 111-175-3 63.4 1454 13 92 363.5Scroggins, J. 1 87.80 1-2-0 50.0 9 0 9 9.0Team 4 0.00 0-1-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0Total 4 152.69 112-178-3 62.9 1463 13 92 365.8Opponents 4 147.28 91-143-3 63.6 1181 8 80 295.2

Receiving gp no. yds avg td lg avg/gJones, C. 4 29 475 16.4 6 85 118.8Hill, A. 4 15 263 17.5 3 92 65.8Phillips, N. 4 15 182 12.1 1 39 45.5Grant, S. 3 14 205 14.6 1 63 68.3Griffey, T. 4 10 105 10.5 0 16 26.2Richards, D. 4 8 58 7.2 0 15 14.5Neal, D. 3 7 70 10.0 1 23 23.3Wilson, N. 4 7 33 4.7 0 8 8.2Johnson, T. 4 4 52 13.0 1 35 13.0Jones-Grigsby 2 3 20 6.7 0 12 10.0Total 4 112 1463 13.1 13 92 365.8Opponents 4 91 1181 13.0 8 80 295.2

Punt Returns no. yds avg td lgPhillips, N. 3 32 10.7 0 18Neal, D. 3 7 2.3 0 7Grant, S. 2 9 4.5 0 5Total 8 48 6.0 0 18Opponents 7 67 9.6 0 34

Interceptions no. yds avg td lgParks, W. 1 14 14.0 0 14Bondurant, T. 1 24 24.0 0 24Tevis, J. 1 0 0.0 0 0Total 3 38 12.7 0 24Opponents 3 10 3.3 0 7

Kick Returns no. yds avg td lgJohnson, T. 4 62 15.5 0 20Grant, S. 3 52 17.3 0 21Baker, J. 1 14 14.0 0 14Total 8 128 16.0 0 21Opponents 11 203 18.5 0 30

Fumble Returns no. yds avg td lgTotal 0 0 0.0 0 0Opponents 0 0 0.0 0 0


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All Purpose g rush rcv pr kr ir total avg/gWilson, N. 4 482 33 0 0 0 515 128.8Jones, C. 4 0 475 0 0 0 475 118.8Grant, S. 3 0 205 9 52 0 266 88.7Hill, A. 4 0 263 0 0 0 263 65.8Phillips, N. 4 8 182 32 0 0 222 55.5Jones-Grigsby 2 152 20 0 0 0 172 86.0Solomon, A. 4 167 0 0 0 0 167 41.8Johnson, T. 4 0 52 0 62 0 114 28.5Griffey, T. 4 0 105 0 0 0 105 26.2Neal, D. 3 0 70 7 0 0 77 25.7Baker, J. 4 53 0 0 14 0 67 16.8Richards, D. 4 0 58 0 0 0 58 14.5Bondurant, T. 4 0 0 0 0 24 24 6.0Randall, J. 1 17 0 0 0 0 17 17.0Parks, W. 4 0 0 0 0 14 14 3.5Green, Z. 2 14 0 0 0 0 14 7.0Scroggins, J. 1 13 0 0 0 0 13 13.0Smith, A. 1 7 0 0 0 0 7 7.0Brewer, C. 1 3 0 0 0 0 3 3.0Team 4 -4 0 0 0 0 -4 -1.0Total 4 912 1463 48 128 38 2589 647.2Opponents 4 541 1181 67 203 10 2002 500.5



Individual Statistics (as of Sept. 20)


All games

PATScoring td fg kick rush rcv pass dxp saf ptsSkowron, C. - 10-12 18-18 - - - - - 48Jones, C. 6 - - - - - - - 36Wilson, N. 4 - - - - - - - 24Hill, A. 3 - - - - - - - 18Jones-Grigsby 2 - - - - - - - 12Johnson, T. 1 - - - - - - - 6Brewer, C. 1 - - - - - - - 6Neal, D. 1 - - - - - - - 6Phillips, N. 1 - - - - - - - 6Grant, S. 1 - - - - - - - 6Solomon, A. - - - - - 0-1 - - 0Total 20 10-12 18-18 - - 0-1 - - 168Opponents 13 5-8 12-12 1-1 - - - 1 109

Total Offense g plays rush pass total avg/gSolomon, A. 4 214 167 1454 1621 405.2Wilson, N. 4 77 482 0 482 120.5Jones-Grigsby 2 18 152 0 152 76.0Baker, J. 4 11 53 0 53 13.2Scroggins, J. 1 4 13 9 22 22.0Randall, J. 1 3 17 0 17 17.0Green, Z. 2 5 14 0 14 7.0Phillips, N. 4 1 8 0 8 2.0Smith, A. 1 3 7 0 7 7.0Brewer, C. 1 1 3 0 3 3.0Team 4 3 -4 0 -4 -1.0Total 4 340 912 1463 2375 593.8Opponents 4 295 541 1181 1722 430.5

Field Goals fg pct. 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 lg blkSkowron, C. 10-12 83.3 0-0 4-5 4-5 2-2 0-0 49 0

FG Sequence Arizona OpponentsUNLV 38,(28),(49),(39) (41),(48),43UTSA (38),(23),(44),(28) 25Nevada - (22),(21)California 27,(39),(28),(31) (45),47Oregon - -USC - -Washington State - -UCLA - -Colorado - -Washington - -Utah - -Arizona State - -

Numbers in (parentheses) indicate field goal was made.

Punting no. yds avg lg tb fc i20 50+ blkRiggleman, D. 15 667 44.5 59 4 3 6 5 0Solomon, A. 1 32 32.0 32 0 0 1 0 0Total 16 699 43.7 59 4 3 7 5 0Opponents 24 1025 42.7 61 0 12 7 5 0

Kickoffs no. yds avg tb ob retn net ydlnSkowron, C. 31 1931 62.3 22 0Keyserling, E. 2 128 64.0 0 0Total 33 2059 62.4 22 0 18.5 39.6 25Opponents 22 1389 63.1 13 1 16.0 42.5 22



Individual Defensive Statistics (as of Sept. 20)

2014 Arizona FootballArizona Overall Defensive Statistics (Sept. 20, 2014)

All games

Tackles Sacks Pass defense Fumbles blkd## Defensive Leaders gp ua a tot tfl/yds no-yds int-yds brup qbh rcv-yds ff kick saf33 Wright III, S. 4 29 22 51 7.0-35 4.0-30 . . 1 . 1 . .38 Tevis, J. 4 23 14 37 1.5-4 . 1-0 1 . . . . .26 Grandon, J. 4 15 7 22 1.0-1 . . . . . 1 . .11 Parks, W. 4 12 9 21 2.5-7 . 1-14 2 . . . . .29 McCall Jr., J. 4 13 7 20 . . . 2 . . . . .47 Matthews, J. 4 9 7 16 1.0-5 1.0-5 . . . . . . .6 McKnight, J. 4 12 3 15 . . . 3 . . . . .57 Ippolito, C. 4 5 8 13 2.0-11 . . . . . . . .90 Pettinato, D. 4 3 7 10 0.5-0 . . 1 . . . . .45 Turituri, D. 3 7 3 10 3.0-20 2.0-19 . . . . . . .84 Gilbert, R. 3 5 4 9 1.5-4 1.0-3 . . . . . . .1 Jones, Tel. 4 5 3 8 1.0-6 1.0-6 . . . . . . .32 Miller, D. 3 6 2 8 1.0-1 . . . . . . . .21 Bondurant, T. 4 5 3 8 1.5-4 . 1-24 1 . . . . .55 Worthy, J. 3 4 1 5 1.0-4 . . . 1 1-0 . . .93 Zellers, P. 4 2 2 4 0.5-1 . . . . . . . .5 Griffey, T. 4 2 . 2 . . . . . . . . .27 Allah, J. 4 2 . 2 . . . 1 . . . . .3 Denson, C. 4 2 . 2 . . . . . . . . .14 Sanders, Y. 4 2 . 2 . . . . . . . . .18 Allen, J. 3 1 1 2 . . . 1 . . . . .59 Hobson, H. 4 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .2I Hill, A. 4 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .20 Ermisch, Tr. 4 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .TM Team 4 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .19 Neal, D. 3 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .50 Gorham, C. 4 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . .94 Allen, C. 2 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .

Total 4 170 104 274 25-103 9-63 3-38 12 2 1-0 2 . .Opponents 4 207 85 292 15-53 7-45 3-10 9 3 . 1 . 1



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Arizona Game-by-Game Statistics (as of Sept. 20)

2014 Arizona FootballArizona Team Game-by-Game (Sept. 20, 2014)

All games

TEAM STATISTICS

Rushing Receiving Passing Kick Returns Punt Returns totDate Opponent no. yds td lg no. yds td lg cmp-att-int yds td lg no. yds td lg no. yds td lg off08/29/14 UNLV 48 353 3 85 26 434 4 92 26-46-0 434 4 92 2 37 0 21 4 19 0 7 78709/04/14 at UTSA 44 223 1 37 17 231 1 85 17-32-0 231 1 85 1 15 0 15 1 18 0 18 45409/13/14 NEVADA 38 229 2 28 22 278 3 35 22-26-1 278 3 35 5 76 0 20 2 14 0 9 50709/20/14 CALIFORNIA 32 107 1 14 47 520 5 47 47-74-2 520 5 47 0 0 0 0 1 -3 0 0 627Arizona 162 912 7 85 112 1463 13 92 112-178-3 1463 13 92 8 128 0 21 8 48 0 18 2375Opponents 152 541 5 50 91 1181 8 80 91-143-3 1181 8 80 11 203 0 30 7 67 0 34 1722

Games played: 4 Avg per rush: 5.6 Avg per catch: 13.1 Pass efficiency: 152.69 Kick ret avg: 16.0 Punt ret avg: 6.0 All purpose avg/game: 647.2 Total offense avg/gm: 593.8

Tackles Sacks Fumble Pass Defense blkd PAT Attempts offDate Opponent ua a total tfl-yds no-yds ff fr-yds int-yds qbh brup kick kick rush rcv saf t/o pts08/29/1 UNLV 44 10 54 3.0-15 1.0-7 1 0-0 1-14 0 7 0 7-7 0 0 0 12 5809/04/1 at UTSA 42 26 68 7.0-27 3.0-17 0 0-0 1-0 2 1 0 2-2 0 0 0 0 2609/13/1 NEVADA 44 40 84 5.0-23 2.0-15 0 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 5-5 0 0 0 0 3509/20/1 CALIFORNIA 40 28 68 10.0-38 3.0-24 1 1-0 1-24 0 3 0 4-4 0 0 0 14 49Arizona 170 104 274 25.0-103 9.0-63 2 1-0 3-38 2 12 0 18-18 0 0 0 26 168Opponents 207 85 292 15.0-53 7.0-45 1 0-0 3-10 3 9 0 12-12 1 0 1 0 109

Punting Field Goals KickoffsDate Opponent no. yds avg long blkd tb fc 50+ i20 md-att long blkd no. yds avg tb ob08/29/1 UNLV 3 121 40.3 56 0 1 1 1 1 3-4 49 0 11 712 64.7 7 009/04/1 at UTSA 5 197 39.4 54 0 1 2 1 2 4-4 44 0 8 494 61.8 2 009/13/1 NEVADA 2 81 40.5 44 0 0 0 0 2 0-0 0 0 6 390 65.0 6 009/20/1 CALIFORNIA 6 300 50.0 59 0 2 0 3 2 3-4 39 0 8 463 57.9 7 0Arizona 16 699 43.7 59 0 4 3 5 7 10-12 49 0 33 2059 62.4 22 0Opponents 24 1025 42.7 61 0 0 12 5 7 5-8 48 0 22 1389 63.1 13 1



Opponent Game-by-Game Statistics (as of Sept. 20)

2014 Arizona FootballArizona Opponent Game-by-Game (Sept. 20, 2014)

All games

OPPONENT STATISTICS

Rushing Receiving Passing Kick Returns Punt Returns totDate Opponent no. yds td lg no. yds td lg cmp-att-int yds td lg no. yds td lg no. yds td lg off08/29/14 UNLV 31 119 0 27 22 252 1 52 22-41-1 252 1 52 4 101 0 30 0 0 0 0 37109/04/14 at UTSA 39 121 2 18 22 228 1 29 22-33-1 228 1 29 6 102 0 24 2 42 0 34 34909/13/14 NEVADA 40 108 0 15 29 321 3 29 29-39-0 321 3 29 0 0 0 0 1 3 0 3 42909/20/14 CALIFORNIA 42 193 3 50 18 380 3 80 18-30-1 380 3 80 1 0 0 0 4 22 0 24 573Opponents 152 541 5 50 91 1181 8 80 91-143-3 1181 8 80 11 203 0 30 7 67 0 34 1722Arizona 162 912 7 85 112 1463 13 92 112-178-3 1463 13 92 8 128 0 21 8 48 0 18 2375

Games played: 4 Avg per rush: 3.6 Avg per catch: 13.0 Pass efficiency: 147.28 Kick ret avg: 18.5 Punt ret avg: 9.6 All purpose avg/game: 500.5 Total offense avg/gm: 430.5

Tackles Sacks Fumble Pass Defense blkd PAT Attempts offDate Opponent ua a total tfl-yds no-yds ff fr-yds int-yds qbh brup kick kick rush rcv saf t/o pts08/29/1 UNLV 62 10 72 2.0-10 2.0-10 1 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 1-1 0 0 0 0 1309/04/1 at UTSA 34 50 84 5.0-18 2.0-15 0 0-0 0-0 3 6 0 3-3 0 0 1 0 2309/13/1 NEVADA 52 6 58 1.0-1 0.0-0 0 0-0 1-3 0 0 0 2-2 1 0 0 0 2809/20/1 CALIFORNIA 59 19 78 7.0-24 3.0-20 0 0-0 2-7 0 2 0 6-6 0 0 0 0 45Opponents 207 85 292 15.0-53 7.0-45 1 0-0 3-10 3 9 0 12-12 1 0 1 0 109Arizona 170 104 274 25.0-103 9.0-63 2 1-0 3-38 2 12 0 18-18 0 0 0 26 168

Punting Field Goals KickoffsDate Opponent no. yds avg long blkd tb fc 50+ i20 md-att long blkd no. yds avg tb ob08/29/1 UNLV 8 378 47.2 61 0 0 3 2 3 2-3 48 0 4 243 60.8 1 109/04/1 at UTSA 7 260 37.1 41 0 0 5 0 3 0-1 0 0 4 260 65.0 3 009/13/1 NEVADA 4 176 44.0 55 0 0 2 1 0 2-2 22 0 6 366 61.0 1 009/20/1 CALIFORNIA 5 211 42.2 53 0 0 2 2 1 1-2 45 0 8 520 65.0 8 0Opponents 24 1025 42.7 61 0 0 12 5 7 5-8 48 0 22 1389 63.1 13 1Arizona 16 699 43.7 59 0 4 3 5 7 10-12 49 0 33 2059 62.4 22 0



Passing/Rushing/Receiving Summary Statistics (as of Sept. 20)

2014 Arizona FootballArizona Passing Game-by-Game (Sept. 20, 2014)

All games

#12 Solomon, A. Comp Att Int Pct Yards TD Long Sacked EfficUNLV 25 44 0 56.8 425 4 92 2-10 167.95UTSA 17 32 0 53.1 231 1 85 2-15 124.07Nevada 22 26 1 84.6 278 3 35 0-0 204.82California 47 73 2 64.4 520 5 47 3-20 141.34TOTALS 111 175 3 63.4 1454 13 92 7-45 154.31

#15 Scroggins, J. Comp Att Int Pct Yards TD Long Sacked EfficUNLV 1 2 0 50.0 9 0 9 0-0 87.80TOTALS 1 2 0 50.0 9 0 9 0-0 87.80

#TM Team Comp Att Int Pct Yards TD Long Sacked EfficCalifornia 0 1 0 0.0 0 0 0 0-0 0.00TOTALS 0 1 0 0.0 0 0 0 0-0 0.00

2014 Arizona FootballArizona Rushing/Receiving Game-by-Game (Sept. 20, 2014)

All games

RUSHING No-Yds/TD UNLV UTSA NEV CAL ORE USC WSU UCLA COLO WASH UTAH ASUWilson, N. RB 77-482/4 7-104/1 30-174/1 29-171/2 11-33/0Solomon, A. QB 39-167/0 8-50/0 8-11/0 7-60/0 16-46/0Jones-Grigsby RB 18-152/2 13-124/1 DNP DNP 5-28/1Baker, J. RB 11-53/0 6-21/0 4-32/0 1-0/0 -Randall, J. QB 3-17/0 3-17/0 DNP DNP DNPGreen, Z. RB 5-14/0 5-14/0 DNP - DNPScroggins, J. QB 2-13/0 2-13/0 DNP DNP DNPPhillips, N. WR 1-8/0 - 1-8/0 - -Smith, A. RB 3-7/0 3-7/0 DNP DNP DNPBrewer, C. QB 1-3/1 1-3/1 DNP DNP DNPTeam 2--4/0 - 1--2/0 1--2/0 -

RECEIVING No-Yds/TD UNLV UTSA NEV CAL ORE USC WSU UCLA COLO WASH UTAH ASUJones, C. WR 29-475/6 3-30/0 4-143/1 9-116/2 13-186/3Hill, A. WR 15-263/3 3-110/1 2-9/0 2-17/0 8-127/2Grant, S. WR 14-205/1 4-101/1 6-54/0 4-50/0 DNPPhillips, N. WR 15-182/1 2-56/1 2-6/0 3-40/0 8-80/0Griffey, T. WR 10-105/0 4-52/0 1-6/0 - 5-47/0Neal, D. WR 7-70/1 2-29/1 DNP - 5-41/0Richards, D. WR 8-58/0 5-30/0 2-13/0 - 1-15/0Johnson, T. WR 4-52/1 1-8/0 - 2-40/1 1-4/0Wilson, N. RB 7-33/0 1-6/0 - 2-15/0 4-12/0Jones-Grigsby RB 3-20/0 1-12/0 DNP DNP 2-8/0



Tackle Summary Statistics (as of Sept. 20)2014 Arizona Football

Arizona Total Tackles Game-by-Game (Sept. 20, 2014)All games

Total Tackles UA-A Total UNLV UTSA NEV CAL ORE USC WSU UCLA COLO WASH UTAH ASUWright III, S. LB 29-22 51 7 - 1 7 - 4 6 - 8 9 - 9Tevis, J. DB 23-14 37 3 - 2 1 1 - 5 6 - 4 3 - 3Grandon, J. DB 15-7 22 3 - 0 1 - 4 4 - 3 7 - 0Parks, W. DB 12-9 21 2 - 2 4 - 3 3 - 3 3 - 1McCall Jr., J. 13-7 20 3 - 2 3 - 0 5 - 1 2 - 4Matthews, J. LB 9-7 16 2 - 1 2 - 1 5 - 5 -McKnight, J. CB 12-3 15 7 - 0 3 - 1 1 - 2 1 - 0Ippolito, C. LB 5-8 13 1 - 0 0 - 4 3 - 2 1 - 2Pettinato, D. DL 3-7 10 1 - 1 - 2 - 4 0 - 2Turituri, D. LB 7-3 10 - D N P 2 - 2 5 - 1Gilbert, R. DL 5-4 9 D N P 3 - 2 2 - 1 0 - 1Jones, Tel. DB 5-3 8 2 - 1 2 - 1 1 - 1 -Bondurant, T. DB 5-3 8 1 - 0 - - 4 - 3Miller, D. LB 6-2 8 2 - 0 3 - 0 1 - 2 D N PWorthy, J. DL 4-1 5 1 - 0 0 - 1 D N P 3 - 0Zellers, P. DL 2-2 4 2 - 0 - 0 - 1 0 - 1Allen, J. DL 1-1 2 1 - 0 - D N P 0 - 1Denson, C. DB 2-0 2 - 1 - 0 1 - 0 -Sanders, Y. DB 2-0 2 2 - 0 - - -Griffey, T. 2-0 2 1 - 0 - - 1 - 0Allah, J. DB 2-0 2 - 1 - 0 1 - 0 -Ermisch, Tr. DB 1-0 1 - 1 - 0 - -Gorham, C. 0-1 1 - - 0 - 1 -Neal, D. 1-0 1 - D N P - 1 - 0Team 1-0 1 1 - 0 - - -Allen, C. DL 1-0 1 1 - 0 D N P D N P -Hill, A. 1-0 1 - - 1 - 0 -Hobson, H. LB 1-0 1 1 - 0 - - -



Red Zone Statistics (as of Sept. 20)2014 Arizona Football

Arizona Red-Zone Results (Sept. 20, 2014)All games

Arizona Inside Opponent Red-Zone

Times Times Total Rush Pass FGs Failed to score inside RZDate Opponent Score In RZ Scored Pts TDs TDs TDs Made FGA Down Int Fumb Half Game08/29/14 UNLV W 58-13 4 4 24 3 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 009/04/14 at UTSA W 26-23 5 5 19 1 1 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 009/13/14 NEVADA W 35-28 1 1 7 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 009/20/14 CALIFORNIA W 49-45 8 6 33 4 1 3 2 1 0 1 0 0 010/02/14 at Oregon10/11/14 USC10/25/14 at Washington State11/01/14 at UCLA11/08/14 COLORADO11/15/14 WASHINGTON11/22/14 at Utah11/28/14 ARIZONA STATE

Totals 18 16 83 9 5 4 7 1 0 1 0 0 016 of 18 (88.9%)

Opponents Inside Arizona Red-Zone

Times Times Total Rush Pass FGs Failed to score inside RZDate Opponent Score In RZ Scored Pts TDs TDs TDs Made FGA Down Int Fumb Half Game08/29/14 UNLV W 58-13 2 2 10 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 009/04/14 at UTSA W 26-23 4 3 21 3 2 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 009/13/14 NEVADA W 35-28 5 5 28 3 0 3 2 0 0 0 0 0 009/20/14 CALIFORNIA W 49-45 1 1 7 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 010/02/14 at Oregon10/11/14 USC10/25/14 at Washington State11/01/14 at UCLA11/08/14 COLORADO11/15/14 WASHINGTON11/22/14 at Utah11/28/14 ARIZONA STATE

Totals 12 11 66 8 3 5 3 1 0 0 0 0 011 of 12 (91.7%)



Arizona Individual and Team Game Highs (as of Sept. 20)

2014 Arizona FootballArizona Game Superlatives (Sept. 20, 2014)

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INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS

Rushes 30 Wilson, N. at UTSA (09/04/14)Yards Rushing 174 Wilson, N. at UTSA (09/04/14)TD Rushes 2 Wilson, N. vs Nevada (09/13/14)Long Rush 85 Wilson, N. vs UNLV (08/29/14)Pass attempts 73 Solomon, A. vs California (09/20/14)Pass completions 47 Solomon, A. vs California (09/20/14)Yards Passing 520 Solomon, A. vs California (09/20/14)TD Passes 5 Solomon, A. vs California (09/20/14)Long Pass 92 Solomon, A. vs UNLV (08/29/14)Receptions 13 Jones, C. vs California (09/20/14)Yards Receiving 186 Jones, C. vs California (09/20/14)TD Receptions 3 Jones, C. vs California (09/20/14)Long Reception 92 Hill, A. vs UNLV (08/29/14)Field Goals 4 Skowron, C. at UTSA (09/04/14)Long Field Goal 49 Skowron, C. vs UNLV (08/29/14)Punts 6 Riggleman, D. vs California (09/20/14)Punting Avg 50.0 Riggleman, D. vs California (09/20/14)Long Punt 59 Riggleman, D. vs California (09/20/14)Punts inside 20 2 Riggleman, D. at UTSA (09/04/14)

2 Riggleman, D. vs Nevada (09/13/14)2 Riggleman, D. vs California (09/20/14)

Long Punt Return 18 Phillips, N. at UTSA (09/04/14)Long Kickoff Return 21 Grant, S. vs UNLV (08/29/14)Tackles 18 Wright III, S. vs California (09/20/14)Sacks 2.0 Wright III, S. vs California (09/20/14)Tackles For Loss 4.0 Wright III, S. vs California (09/20/14)Interceptions 1 Parks, W. vs UNLV (08/29/14)

1 Tevis, J. at UTSA (09/04/14)1 Bondurant, T. vs California (09/20/14)


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TEAM GAME HIGHS

Rushes 48 vs UNLV (08/29/14)Yards Rushing 353 vs UNLV (08/29/14)Yards Per Rush 7.4 vs UNLV (08/29/14)TD Rushes 3 vs UNLV (08/29/14)Pass attempts 74 vs California (09/20/14)Pass completions 47 vs California (09/20/14)Yards Passing 520 vs California (09/20/14)Yards Per Pass 10.7 vs Nevada (09/13/14)TD Passes 5 vs California (09/20/14)Total Plays 106 vs California (09/20/14)Total Offense 787 vs UNLV (08/29/14)Yards Per Play 8.4 vs UNLV (08/29/14)Points 58 vs UNLV (08/29/14)Sacks By 3 at UTSA (09/04/14)

3 vs California (09/20/14)First Downs 36 vs California (09/20/14)Penalties 8 at UTSA (09/04/14)Penalty Yards 73 at UTSA (09/04/14)Turnovers 2 vs California (09/20/14)Interceptions By 1 vs UNLV (08/29/14)

1 at UTSA (09/04/14)1 vs California (09/20/14)

Punts 6 vs California (09/20/14)Punting Avg 50.0 vs California (09/20/14)Long Punt 59 vs California (09/20/14)Punts inside 20 2 at UTSA (09/04/14)

2 vs Nevada (09/13/14)2 vs California (09/20/14)

Long Punt Return 18 at UTSA (09/04/14)



Opponent Individual and Team Game Highs (as of Sept. 20)


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OPPONENT INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS

Rushes 20 Lasco, Daniel, vs California (09/20/14)Yards Rushing 123 Lasco, Daniel, vs California (09/20/14)TD Rushes 2 Muhammad, Khalf, vs California (09/20/14)Long Rush 50 Muhammad, Khalf, vs California (09/20/14)Pass attempts 41 Decker,Blake, vs UNLV (08/29/14)Pass completions 29 Fajardo,Cody, vs Nevada (09/13/14)Yards Passing 380 Goff, Jared, vs California (09/20/14)TD Passes 3 Fajardo,Cody, vs Nevada (09/13/14)

3 Goff, Jared, vs California (09/20/14)Long Pass 80 Goff, Jared, vs California (09/20/14)Receptions 8 Davis,Devante, vs UNLV (08/29/14)

8 Gipson,Jarred, vs Nevada (09/13/14)Yards Receiving 119 Treggs, Bryce, vs California (09/20/14)TD Receptions 2 Gipson,Jarred, vs Nevada (09/13/14)Long Reception 80 Treggs, Bryce, vs California (09/20/14)Field Goals 2 Zuzo,Brent, vs Nevada (09/13/14)Long Field Goal 48 Bornand,N., vs UNLV (08/29/14)Punts 8 Yunker,Logan, vs UNLV (08/29/14)Punting Avg 47.2 Yunker,Logan, vs UNLV (08/29/14)Long Punt 61 Yunker,Logan, vs UNLV (08/29/14)Punts inside 20 3 Yunker,Logan, vs UNLV (08/29/14)

3 Stern, at UTSA (09/04/14)Long Punt Return 34 Harrison, at UTSA (09/04/14)Long Kickoff Return 30 Sullivan,M., vs UNLV (08/29/14)Tackles 9 Langham,Trent, vs UNLV (08/29/14)

9 Wade, at UTSA (09/04/14)Sacks 1.0 Vaesau,Siuea, vs UNLV (08/29/14)

1.0 Lotulelei,Tau, vs UNLV (08/29/14)1.0 Macon, at UTSA (09/04/14)1.0 Neill, at UTSA (09/04/14)1.0 Scarlett, Brenn, vs California (09/20/14)1.0 Lopa, Puka, vs California (09/20/14)1.0 Jalil, Mustafa, vs California (09/20/14)

Tackles For Loss 2.0 Douglas, at UTSA (09/04/14)2.0 Neill, at UTSA (09/04/14)

Interceptions 1 Calloway,Tere, vs Nevada (09/13/14)1 Sebastian, Aver, vs California (09/20/14)1 Piatt, Griffin, vs California (09/20/14)


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OPPONENT TEAM GAME HIGHS

Rushes 42 vs California (09/20/14)Yards Rushing 193 vs California (09/20/14)Yards Per Rush 4.6 vs California (09/20/14)TD Rushes 3 vs California (09/20/14)Pass attempts 41 vs UNLV (08/29/14)Pass completions 29 vs Nevada (09/13/14)Yards Passing 380 vs California (09/20/14)Yards Per Pass 12.7 vs California (09/20/14)TD Passes 3 vs Nevada (09/13/14)

3 vs California (09/20/14)Total Plays 79 vs Nevada (09/13/14)Total Offense 573 vs California (09/20/14)Yards Per Play 8.0 vs California (09/20/14)Points 45 vs California (09/20/14)Sacks By 3 vs California (09/20/14)First Downs 25 vs Nevada (09/13/14)Penalties 10 vs California (09/20/14)Penalty Yards 99 vs California (09/20/14)Turnovers 2 vs California (09/20/14)Interceptions By 2 vs California (09/20/14)Punts 8 vs UNLV (08/29/14)Punting Avg 47.2 vs UNLV (08/29/14)Long Punt 61 vs UNLV (08/29/14)Punts inside 20 3 vs UNLV (08/29/14)

3 at UTSA (09/04/14)Long Punt Return 34 at UTSA (09/04/14)



2014 Arizona FootballArizona - Long Plays

20-YARD PLUS PLAYSYds Type Player(s) Opponent

92* Pass Hill, A. from Solomon, A. UNLV85* Pass Jones, C. from Solomon, A. UTSA85* Rush Wilson, N. UNLV63* Pass Grant, S. from Solomon, A. UNLV47* Pass Hill, A. from Solomon, A. California41* Pass Jones, C. from Solomon, A. California41 Rush Jones-Grigsby UNLV39* Pass Phillips, N. from Solomon, A. UNLV37 Rush Wilson, N. UTSA35* Pass Johnson, T. from Solomon, A. Nevada31 Rush Solomon, A. UNLV28 Pass Jones, C. from Solomon, A. California28 Pass Jones, C. from Solomon, A. UTSA28* Rush Wilson, N. Nevada27 Pass Phillips, N. from Solomon, A. Nevada27 Pass Grant, S. from Solomon, A. Nevada25 Rush Jones-Grigsby UNLV24 INT Bondurant, T. California24* Pass Jones, C. from Solomon, A. Nevada23 Pass Jones, C. from Solomon, A. UTSA23 Pass Neal, D. from Solomon, A. California22 Pass Grant, S. from Solomon, A. UNLV22* Pass Jones, C. from Solomon, A. Nevada21 KR Grant, S. UNLV20 Pass Grant, S. from Solomon, A. UTSA20 KR Johnson, T. Nevada20 Rush Wilson, N. Nevada20 Pass Hill, A. from Solomon, A. California

* touchdown scored on play

LONG PLAYS BY THE NUMBERSLong Plays By Yards No. TD100+ 0 090-99 1 180-89 2 270-79 0 060-69 1 150-59 0 040-49 3 230-39 4 220-29 17 3

Long Plays By Type No. TDRushing 7 2Passing 18 9Punt returns 0 0Kick returns 2 0Interceptions 1 0Fumble returns 0 0Other 0 0TOTAL 28 11

20-YARD PLUS BY PLAYERPlayer No. TD R P KR PR IR FRJones, C. 7 4 0 7 0 0 0 0Grant, S. 5 1 0 4 1 0 0 0Wilson, N. 4 2 4 0 0 0 0 0Hill, A. 3 2 0 3 0 0 0 0Johnson, T. 2 1 0 1 1 0 0 0Phillips, N. 2 1 0 2 0 0 0 0Jones-Grigsby 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0Solomon, A. 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0Neal, D. 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0Bondurant, T. 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0TOTAL 28 11 7 18 2 0 1 0

LONGEST PLAYS OF THE YEARRushing85 Wilson, N. vs UNLV (8/29/2014)Rushing Touchdown85 Wilson, N. vs UNLV (8/29/2014)Passing92 Hill, A. from Solomon, A.

vs UNLV (8/29/2014)Passing Touchdown92 Hill, A. from Solomon, A.

vs UNLV (8/29/2014)Punt Return18 Phillips, N. vs UTSA (9/4/2014)Kick Return21 Grant, S. vs UNLV (8/29/2014)Interception Return24 Bondurant, T. vs California (9/20/2014)Fumble ReturnNonePunt59 Riggleman, D. vs California (9/20/2014)Field Goal49 Skowron, C. vs UNLV (8/29/2014)

Arizona Long Plays (as of Sept. 20)



Game Obtained Scoring Play Plays Yards TOP Score QTR Time UNLV Punt Nate Phillips 39-yard pass from Anu Solomon (Skowron kick) 3 96 0:38 7-0 1 1:40 W, 58-13 Punt Samajie Grant 66 yard-pass from Anu Solomon (Skowron kick) 3 66 0:40 14-0 1 0:13 Punt CaseySkowron48-yardfieldgoal 11 67 2:51 17-3 2 5:52 Kickoff DaVonte’Neal13-yardpassfromAnuSolomon(Skowronkick) 8 65 2:18 24-6 2 0:50 Kickoff AustinHill92-yardpassfromAnuSolomon(Skowronkick) 1 92 0:14 31-6 3 14:40 Kickoff TerrisJones-Grigsby2-yardrun(Skowronkick) 11 75 3:26 38-13 3 8:48 Punt CaseySkowron49-yardfieldgoal 9 24 2:54 41-13 3 2:36 Punt NickWilson85-yardrun(Skowronkick) 1 85 0:13 48-13 3 0:43 Interception CaseySkowron39-ydfieldgoal 7 21 2:07 51-13 4 12:38 Punt ConnorBrewer3-yardrun(Skowronkick) 19 77 9:18 58-13 4 1:18 at UTSA Kickoff CaylebJones85-yardpassfromAnuSolomon(Skowronkick) 1 85 0:18 7-0 1 14:42W, 26-23 Punt CaseySkowron38-yardfieldgoal 7 38 2:10 10-0 1 11:05 Kickoff CaseySkowron23-yardfieldgoal 12 69 3:44 13-7 2 12:11 Punt NickWilson2-yardrun(Skowronkick) 9 85 2:42 20-16 2 0:26 Punt CaseySkowron44-yardfieldgoal 11 57 3:50 23-16 3 8:31 Punt CaseySkowron28-yardfieldgoal 10 38 2:31 26-16 3 2:31 Nevada Kickoff NickWilson2-yardrun(Skowronkick) 12 86 3:37 7-3 1 1:50W,35-28 Punt NickWilson28-yardrun(Skowronkick) 8 76 2:40 7-6 2 5:04 Punt TyrellJohnson35-yardpassfromAnuSolomon(Skowronkick) 5 65 1:12 21-6 2 2:08 Kickoff CaylebJones22-yardpassfromAnuSolomon(Skowronkick) 7 75 2:24 28-21 3 3:34 Punt CaylebJones24-yardpassfromAnuSolomon(Skowronkick) 5 51 1:35 35-21 4 14:55 California Downs CaseySkowron39-yardfieldgoal 7 39 2:18 3-14 2 10:39W, 49-45 Kickoff CaseySkowron28-yardfieldgoal 13 65 3:27 6-21 2 5:28 Punt CaylebJones41-yardpassfromAnuSolomon(Skowronkick) 8 96 1:54 13-28 3 11:02 Punt CaseySkowron31-yardfieldgoal 7 39 2:04 16-31 4 14:46 Interception AustinHill9-yardpassfromAnuSolomon(Skowronkick) 2 17 0:32 23-31 4 13:36 Kickoff CaylebJones16-yardpassfromAnuSolomon(Skowronkick) 9 75 2:47 30-38 4 8:09 Kickoff TerrisJones-Grigsby6-yardrun(Skowronkick) 8 75 1:51 37-45 4 3:30 OnsideKick CaylebJones15-yardpassfromAnuSolomon(Solomonpassfailed) 4 41 0:43 43-45 4 2:44 MissedFG AustinHill47-yardpassfromAnuSolomon(Nokick) 6 70 0:52 49-45 4 0:00

Arizona Scoring Drives



Offensive Career Single-Game HighsJARED BAKER #23Rushing yards ...............66 ......at UNLV (9/7/2013)Rushes ...........................12 ......at UNLV (9/7/2013)Longest rush .................37 ......at UNLV (9/7/2013)Receptions ......................1 .......NAU (8/30/2013)Receiving Yards .............17 ......NAU (8/30/2013)Longest Reception ........17 ......NAU (8/30/2013)Touchdowns ...................1 .......SC State (9/15/2012)Long TD run ....................4 .......SC State (9/15/2012)Kickoff returns ................2 .......5 times (last at ASU ...................................................11/30/2013)Kickoff return yards ......59 ......vs. Washington State ................................................... (11/16/2013)Longest kick return .......34 ......vs. Washington State ................................................... (11/16/2013)

SAMAJIE GRANT #10Receptions ......................9 .......at California (11/2/2013)Receiving yards ............101 ......vs. UNLV (8/29/2014)Long reception .............63* .....vs. UNLV (8/29/2014)TD receptions .................1 .......vs. UTSA (9/14/2013)Long TD reception ........63* .....vs. UNLV (8/29/2014)100-yd rec. games ..........1 .......vs. UNLV (8/29/2014)Kickoff returns ................3 .......at USC (10/10/2013)Kickoff return yards ......53 ......at USC (10/10/2013)Long kickoff return ........27 ......vs. B. College (12/31/13)All-purpose yards ........147 .....vs. UNLV (8/29/2014)

TREY GRIFFEY #5Receiving yards .............59 ......at ASU (11/30/2013)Receptions ......................5 .......vs. California (9/20/2014)Long reception .............26* .....vs. B. College (12/31/13)TD Receptions ................2 .......vs. B. College (12/31/13)Long TD Reception .......26* .....vs. B. College (12/31/13)

AUSTIN HILL #29Receiving yards ............259 .....vs. USC (10/27/2012)Receptions .....................11 .......at Stanford (10/6/2012)Long reception .............92* .....vs. UNLV (8/29/2014)Long TD reception ........92* .....vs. UNLV (8/29/2014)TD receptions .................2 .......5 times (last vs. Cal ...................................................9/20/2014100-yd rec. games ..........8 .......Last: vs. Cal (9/20/2014)

NATE PHILLIPS #6Receptions ......................9 .......vs. B. College (12/31/13)Receiving yards ............193 .....vs. B. College (12/31/13)Rushes ............................1 .......3 times (last: at UTSA, ...................................................9/4/2014)Rushing yards ................8 .......Twice (last: at UTSA, ...................................................9/4/2014)Longest rush ..................8 .......Twice (last: at UTSA, ...................................................9/4/2014)Touchdown receptions ..2 .......vs. UCLA (11/9/2013)Long reception ..............57 ......Twice (Last: vs. ...................................................B. College 12/31/13)Long TD reception ........57* .....at USC (10/10/2013)Kickoff returns ................2 .......at UNLV (9/7/2013)Kickoff return yards ......42 ......at UNLV (9/7/2013)Long kickoff return ........26 ......at UNLV (9/7/2013)Punt returns ....................3 .......Twice (last at Cal, ...................................................11/2/2013)Punt return yards ..........27 ......at California (11/2/2013)Long punt return ...........19 ......at California (11/2/2013)All-purpose yards ........193 .....vs. B. College (12/31/13)

Special Teams Highs

DREW RIGGLEMAN #39Punts ...............................8 .......at California (11/2/2013)Yards .............................331 .....at California (11/2/2013)Long punt ......................61 ......vs. Wash. St. (11/16/2013)Inside 20 .........................4 ....... at California (11/2/2013)

CONNOR BREWER #11Rushing yards ................3 .......vs. UNLV (8/29/2014)Rushes ............................1 .......vs. UNLV (8/29/2014)Longest rush .................3* ......vs. UNLV (8/29/2014)Rushing TD......................1 .......vs. UNLV (8/29/2014)Longest rush TD ............3* ......vs. UNLV (8/29/2014)

ZACH GREEN #34Rushing yards ...............14 ......vs. UNLV (8/29/2014)Rushes ............................5 .......vs. UNLV (8/29/2014)Longest rush ..................7 .......vs. UNLV (8/29/2014)

JOHNNY JACKSON #30Receiving yards .............75 ......at Stanford (10/6/2012)Receptions .....................10 ......at Stanford (10/6/2012)Long reception ..............32 ......at USC (10/10/2013)Long TD reception ..........8 .......vs. USC (10/26/2012)Touchdown receptions ..1 .......vs. USC (10/27/2012)Kickoff returns ................3 .......at USC (10/10/2013)Kickoff return yards ......55 ......at USC (10/10/2013)Longest kick return .......29 ......vs. Nevada (12/15/2012)Punt returns ....................5 .......at UNLV (9/7/2013)Punt return yards ..........59 ......at UNLV (9/7/2013)Long punt return ...........25 ......at UNLV (9/7/2013)All-purpose yards ........129 .....at USC (10/10/2013)

TYRELL JOHNSON #2Receiving yards .............40 ......vs. Nevada (9/13/2014)Receptions ......................2 .......vs. Nevada (9/13/2014)Longest reception ........35* .....vs. Nevada (9/13/2014)Longest TD Reception ..35* .....vs. Nevada (9/13/2014)Kick returns ....................4 .......vs. Nevada (9/13/2014)Kick return yards ...........62 ......vs. Nevada (9/13/2014)All-purpose yards ........102 .....vs. Nevada (9/13/2014)

CAYLEB JONES #1Receiving yards ............186 .....vs. California (9/20/2014)Receptions .....................13 ......vs. California (9/20/2015)Longest reception ........85* .....at UTSA (9/4/2014)TD receptions .................3 .......vs. California (9/20/2013)Long TD reception ........85* .....at UTSA (9/4/2014)100-yd rec. games ..........3 .......Last: vs. Cal (9/20/2014)All-purpose yards ........186 .....vs. California (9/20/2014)

TERRIS JONES-GRIGSBY #24Rushing yards ..............124 .....vs. UNLV (8/29/2014)Rushes ...........................13 ......vs. UNLV (8/29/2014)Longest rush .................41 ......vs. UNLV (8/29/2014)Rushing TD......................1 .......Twice (Last: vs. Cal ...................................................9/20/2014)Longest rush TD ............2* ......vs. UNLV (8/29/2014)100-yd rush games ........1 .......vs. UNLV (8/29/2014)Receptions ......................2 .......vs. California (9/20/2014)Receiving yards .............12 ......vs. UNLV (8/29/2014)Longest reception .........12 ......vs. UNLV (8/29/2014)All-Purpose yards ........136 .....vs. UNLV (8/29/2014)

DAVONTE’ NEAL #19Receiving yards .............41 ......vs. California (9/20/2014)Receptions ......................5 .......vs. California (9/20/2014)Longest reception .........23 ......vs. California (9/20/2014)TD receptions .................1 .......vs. UNLV (8/29/2014)Longest TD reception ...13* .....vs. UNLV (8/29/2014)Punt returns ....................2 .......vs. UNLV (8/29/2014)Punt return yards ..........10 ......vs. UNLV (8/29/2014)Longest punt return .......7 .......vs. UNLV (8/29/2014)All-purpose yards .........39 ......vs. UNLV (8/29/2014)

JERRARD RANDALL #8Rushing yards ...............17 ......vs. UNLV (8/29/2014)Rushes ............................3 .......vs. UNLV (8/29/2014)Longest rush .................11 .......vs. UNLV (8/29/2014)

JESSE SCROGGINS #15Rushing yards ...............13 ......vs. UNLV (8/29/2014)Rushes ............................2 .......vs. UNLV (8/29/2014)Longest rush ..................9 .......vs. UNLV (8/29/2014)Pass attempts .................2 .......vs. UNLV (8/29/2014)Pass cmpletions .............1 .......vs. UNLV (8/29/2014)Pass yards ......................9 .......vs. UNLV (8/29/2014)Longest pass ..................9 .......vs. UNLV (8/29/2014)Total offense ..................22 ......vs. UNLV (8/29/2014)

ADONIS SMITH #26Rushing yards ................7 .......vs. UNLV (8/29/2014)Rushes ............................3 .......vs. UNLV (8/29/2014)Longest rush ..................3 .......vs. UNLV (8/29/2014)

ANU SOLOMON #12Rushing yards ...............60 ......vs. Nevada (9/13/2014)Rushes ...........................16 ......vs. California (9/20/2014)Longest rush .................31 ......vs. UNLV (8/29/2014)Pass attempts ................73 ......vs. California (9/20/2014)Pass completions ..........47 ......vs. California (9/20/2014)Pass yards ....................520 .....vs. California (9/20/2014)Pass touchdowns ...........5 .......vs. California (9/20/2014)Longest pass ................92* .....vs. UNLV (8/29/2014)Longest TD pass ...........92* .....vs. UNLV (8/29/2014)300-yard pass games .....2 .......Last: vs. Cal 9/20/2014)Total offense .................566 .....vs. California (9/20/2014)

NICK WILSON #28Rushing yards ..............174 ......at UTSA (9/4/2014)Rushes ...........................30 ......at UTSA (9/4/2014)Longest rush ................85* .....vs. UNLV (8/29/2014)Rushing TD......................2 .......vs. Nevada (9/13/2014)Longest rush TD ...........85* .....vs. UNLV (8/29/2014)100-yd rush games ........3 .......3 times (last: vs. Nevada ...................................................9/13/2014Receptions ......................4 .......vs. California (9/20/2014)Receiving yards .............15 ......vs. Nevada (9/13/2014)Longest reception ..........8 .......vs. Nevada (9/13/2014)All-Purpose yards ........186 .....vs. Nevada (9/13/2014)

CASEY SKOWRON #41Field goals ......................4 .......at UTSA (9/4/2014)Field goal attempts ........4 .......3 times (last: vs. Cal, ...................................................9/20/2014)Longest made FG ..........49 ......vs. UNLV (8/29/2014)Longest FG attempt ......49 ......vs. UNLV (8/29/2014)Made PAT ........................7 .......vs. UNLV (8/29/2014)PAT attempts ..................7 .......vs. UNLV (8/29/2014)Points by kicking ...........16 ......vs. UNLV (8/29/2014)Kickoffs ...........................9 .......vs. UNLV (8/29/2014)Touchbacks .....................7 .......Twice (last: vs. Cal,...................................................9/20/2014)

DAVID RICHARDS #80Receiving yards .............53 ......vs. Nevada (12/15/2012)Receptions ......................7 .......at Oregon (9/22/2012)TD receptions .................1 .......3 times (last at USC ...................................................10/10/2013)Long reception .............27* .....vs. Washington ................................................... (10/20/2012)Long TD reception ........27* .....vs. Washington ................................................... (10/20/2012)



Defensive Career Single-Game HighsJAMAR ALLAH #27Tackles ............................3 .......vs. OK State (9/8/2012)PBU .................................1 ......vs. UNLV (8/29/2014)

TRA’MAYNE BONDURANT #21Tackles ...........................10 ......3 times (Last: vs. UCLA ...................................................11/9/2013)TFL ..................................3 .......Twice (last at Stanford, ...................................................10/6/2012)Sacks ...............................1 .......3 times (Last: vs. UCLA ...................................................11/9/2013)PBU .................................4 .......at ASU 11/19/2011Interceptions ..................2 .......NAU (8/30/2013)Long INT return .............52 ......at UNLV (9/7/2013)Long INT TD return ......52* .....at UNLV (9/7/2013)Forced fumble ................1 .......4 times (last vs. Oregon ...................................................11/23/2013)

CAM DENSON #3Tackles ............................1 .......Twice (last vs. Nevada ...................................................9/13/14)

TREVOR ERMISCH #20Tackles ............................2 .......3 times (last vs. Utah ...................................................10/19/2013)

REGGIE GILBERT #84Tackles ............................6 .......at Colorado (10/26/2013)TFL ................................ 2.0 ......Twice (Last: vs. WSU ...................................................11/16/2013)Sacks ............................. 2.0 ......vs. Washington State ................................................... (11/16/2013)Fumble recovery ............1 .......Twice (last vs. ASU ...................................................11/23/2012)Forced fumble ................1 .......vs. UTSA (9/14/2013)

JOURDON GRANDON #26Tackles ...........................12 ......3 times (Last: vs. B. Coll. 12/31/13)TFL ..................................1 .......vs. UNLV (8/29/2014)PBU .................................3 .......at ASU (11/19/2011)Interceptions ..................1 .......3 times (Last: vs. UTSA ...................................................9/14/2013)Long INT return .............41 ......at ASU (11/19/2011)Forced fumble ................1 .......5 times (vs. UNLV ...................................................8/29/2014)Fumble recovery ............1 .......Twice (Last: vs. Oregon ...................................................11/23/2013)

DEVIN HOLIDAY #13Tackles ............................2 .......Twice (last: vs. UTSA ...................................................9/14/2013)Interceptions ..................1 .......NAU (8/30/2013)Long INT return .............10 ......NAU (8/30/2013)PBU .................................1 .......at Colorado (10/26/2013)

SIR THOMAS JACKSON #53Tackles ...........................10 ......at Oregon (9/22/2012)PBU .................................2 .......vs. OK State (9/8/2012)Sacks ...............................1 .......Twice (last vs. Utah ...................................................10/19/2013)TFL ................................ 2.5 ......vs. Ore. State (9/29/2012)

TELLAS JONES #1Tackles ............................4 .......Oregon (11/23/2013}TFL ..................................1 .......at UTSA (9/4/2014)Sacks ...............................1 .......at UTSA (9/4/2014)

TERRIS JONES-GRIGSBY #24Tackles ............................4 .......Utah (10/19/2013)

ANTHONY LOPEZ #28Tackles ............................5 .......at Colorado (10/26/2013)

JONATHAN MCKNIGHT #6Tackles ...........................11 .......vs. USC (10/27/2012)TFL ..................................1 .......vs. UCLA (11/9/2013)PBU .................................2 .......vs. Ore. State (9/29/2012)INT ...................................1 .......5 times (Last: at ASU ...................................................11/30/2013)Long INT Ret.................48* .....vs. OK State (9/8/2012)Fumble recovery ............1 .......vs. USC (10/27/2012)

DWIGHT MELVIN #97Tackles ............................1 .......at UNLV (9/7/2013)TFL ..................................1 .......at UNLV (9/7/2013)

DEANDRE’ MILLER #32Tackles ............................3 .......Twice (last vs. Nevada ...................................................9/13/2014)TFL ..................................1 .......at UTSA (9/4/2014)

BRENDAN MURPHY #40Tackles ............................3 .......Colorado 11/10/2012PBU .................................1 .......SC State (9/15/2012)

DAN PETTINATO #90Tackles ............................6 .......Twice (last vs. Nevada ...................................................9/13/2014)TFL ................................ 1.0 ......3 times (Last: vs. B. Coll. ...................................................12/31/13)Sacks ............................. 1.0 ......Twice (Last: vs. B. Coll. ...................................................12/31/13)Fumble recovery ............1 .......vs. Wash. (10/20/2012)PBU .................................1 .......3 times (Last: vs. UNLV ...................................................8/29/2014)

YAMEN SANDERS #14Tackles ............................2 .......vs. UNLV (8/29/2014)

JARED TEVIS #38Tackles ...........................16 ......at UTSA (9/4/2014)TFL ................................ 1.5 ......Twice (last: at UTSA, ...................................................9/14/2014)Sacks ...............................1 .......vs. UTSA (9/14/2013)PBU .................................2 .......Twice (last at Oregon, ...................................................9/22/2012)INT ...................................2 .......vs. OK State (9/8/2012)Long INT Ret..................32 ......vs. OK State (9/8/2012)

DERRICK TURITURI #45Tackles ............................6 .......vs. California (9/20/2014)TFL ................................ 2.0 ......vs. Nevada (9/13/2014)Sacks ...............................1 .......3 times (Last vs. Cal ...................................................9/20/2014)

SCOOBY WRIGHT #33Tackles ...........................18 ......vs. California (9/20/2014)TFL ................................ 4.0 ......vs. California (9/20/2014)Sacks ............................. 2.0 ......vs. California (9/20/2014)PBU .................................1 .......at USC (10/10/2013)INT ...................................1 .......Oregon (11/23/2013)Long INT return .............13 ......Oregon (11/23/2013)Forced fumble .............. 1.0 ......vs. California (9/20/2014)

CALVIN ALLEN #94Tackles ............................1 .......vs. UNLV (8/29/2014)

CODY IPPOLITO #57Tackles ............................5 .......vs. Nevada (9/13/2014)TFL ..................................1 .......Twice (last vs. Nevada ...................................................9/13/2014)

JARVIS MCALL JR. #29Tackles ............................6 .......Twice (last: vs. Cal,...................................................9/20/2014)PBU .................................1 .......Twice (last: vs. Cal,...................................................9/20/2014)

JAKE MATTHEWS #47Tackles ...........................10 ......vs. Nevada (9/13/2014)Tackles for loss ............. 1.0 ......vs. Nevada (9/13/2014)Sacks ............................. 1.0 ......vs. Nevada (9/13/2014)

JEFF WORTHY #55Tackles ............................3 .......vs. California (9/20/2014)TFL ................................ 1.0 ......vs. California (9/20/2014)Fumble recovery ............1 .......vs. California (9/20/2014)

WILLIAM PARKS #11Tackles ............................7 .......Twice (last: at UTSA, ...................................................9/4/2014)TFL ................................ 1.5 ......at UTSA (9/4/2014)PBU .................................2 .......Twice (Last: vs. UNLV ...................................................8/29/2014)INT ...................................1 .......3 times (Last: vs. UNLV ...................................................8/29/2014)

HANK HOBSON #59Tackles ............................5 .......at Stanford (10/6/2012)TFL ................................ 1.0 ......vs. USC (10/27/2012)Sacks ............................. 0.5 ......Twice (last vs. Wash. ...................................................10/20/2012)

BLAKE BRADY #46Tackles ............................4 .......vs. Nevada (12/15/2012)

PARKER ZELLERS #93Tackles ............................1 .......vs. Nevada (9/13/2014)TFL ................................ 0.5 ......vs. California (9/20/2014)



No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Exp. RS Yr. Hometown (High School/Previous College)31 Darius Aguirre WR 5-8 155 Fr. HS - Peoria, Ariz. (Peoria HS) 27 Jamar Allah FS 6-1 186 Jr. 1L - Phoenix, Ariz. (North Canyon HS) 94 Calvin Allen DL 6-6 266 RS-Fr. SQ 2013 Albuquerque, N.M. (La Cueva HS) 78 Jacob Alsadek OL 6-7 298 RS-Fr. SQ 2013 San Diego, Calif. (Torrey Pines HS) 74 Jacob Arzouman OL 6-5 282 RS-Jr. SQ 2011 Tucson, Ariz. (Salpointe Catholic HS) 23 Jared Baker RB 5-8 192 RS-Jr. 2L 2011 Los Angeles, Calif. (Loyola HS) 92 Jack Banda DL 6-3 228 RS-Fr. SQ 2013 Grayson, Ga. (Grayson HS) 68 Mickey Baucus OL 6-8 293 RS-Sr. 3L 2010 Mundelein, Ill. (Carmel Catholic HS)

69 Christian Boettcher OL 6-2 283 Fr. HS - Scottsdale, Ariz. (Desert Mountain HS) 21 Tra’MayneBondurant S 5-10 216 Sr. 3L - Vallejo,Calif.(FairfieldHS)35 Omar Boyd RB 6-1 201 Fr. HS - Charlotte, N.C. (Weddington HS)46 Blake Brady S 5-11 199 RS-Sr. 3L 2010 Orange, Calif. (Servite HS)

11 Connor Brewer QB 6-2 206 RS-So. SQ 2012 Scottsdale, Ariz. (Chaparral HS/Texas) 60 Luca Bruno DL 6-4 264 RS-Fr. SQ 2013 Oak Park, Calif. (Oak Park HS) 61 Cayman Bundage OL 6-2 281 Jr. 2L - Oklahoma City, Okla. (Douglass HS) 12 Rodney Carr Jr. S 5-9 193 Fr. HS - Los Angeles, Calif. (Bishop Mora Salesian HS) 5 Jamardre Cobb LB 6-0 239 Fr. HS - Los Angeles, Calif. (Bishop Mora Salesian HS)91 Jerod Cody DL 6-1 290 RS-So. TR 2013 Las Vegas, Nev. (Centennial HS/Glendale C.C.) 21 Ty Cruz RB 5-7 184 Fr. HS - Tucson, Ariz. (Catalina Foothills HS) 13 Brandon Dawkins QB 6-3 195 Fr. HS - Oxnard, Calif. (Oaks Christian HS) 67 Gerhard de Beer OL 6-7 288 RS-Fr. SQ 2013 Pretoria, South Africa (Afrikaanse Hoër Seunskool) 9 Kaelin DeBoskie WR 5-6 155 Fr. HS - Tucson, Ariz. (Salpointe Catholic HS) 3 Cam Denson CB 5-11 168 Fr. HS - Tucson, Ariz. (Salpointe Catholic HS) 73 Fabbians Ebbele OL 6-8 315 RS-Sr. 3L 2010 Chicago, Ill. (Simeon HS)

39 Tony Ellison WR 5-11 176 Fr. HS - Granite Bay, Calif. (Granite Bay HS) 20 Trevor Ermisch S 6-2 189 Sr. 3L - Phoenix, Ariz. (Sandra Day O’Connor HS)64 Faitele Faafoi OL 6-4 333 RS-Jr. 2L 2011 Tustin, Calif. (Tustin HS) 98 Aiulua Fanene DL 6-5 303 RS-So. 1L 2010 Nu’uuli, American Samoa (Tafuna HS) 58 Layth Friekh OL 6-5 278 Fr. HS - Glendale, Ariz. (Centennial HS) 99 Sani Fuimaono DL 6-1 288 So. 1L - Kaneohe, Hawaii (Punahou HS) 81 Clive Georges WR 6-1 170 RS-So. 1L 2012 Key West, Fla. (Key West HS) 84 Reggie Gilbert DL 6-4 262 Sr. 3L - Laveen, Ariz. (Fairfax HS)

16 Jake Glatting P 6-3 216 Fr. HS - Phoenix, Ariz. (Thunderbird HS)8 Patrick Glover CB 6-1 199 Jr. TR - New Orleans, La. (Mountain View HS [Ariz.]/Scottsdale C.C.)50 Chase Gorham LS 6-3 239 RS-Sr. 3L 2011 Scottsdale, Ariz. (Chaparral HS) 26 Jourdon Grandon FS 6-0 185 RS-Sr. 3L 2010 Avondale, Ariz. (Westview HS) 10 Samajie Grant WR 5-9 177 So. 1L - Compton, Calif. (Colony HS) 34 Zach Green RB 5-10 220 RS-Fr. SQ 2013 Miami, Fla. (Saint Bonaventure HS [Calif.])49 Haden Gregory LB 6-2 231 RS-Jr. SQ 2013 Rancho Palos Verdes, Calif. (Palos Verdes Peninsula HS/Long Beach C.C.)

5 Trey Griffey WR 6-3 195 RS-So. 1L 2012 Orlando, Fla. (Dr. Phillips HS) 96 MarcusGriffin DL 6-0 302 Fr. HS - Bellevue,Wash.(BellevueHS) 70 T.D. Gross OL 6-6 285 RS-So. 1L 2012 San Diego, Calif. (Santana HS) 56 Steven Gurrola OL 6-2 286 Sr. 1L - Phoenix, Ariz. (Washington HS/Glendale C.C.)7 Jonathan Haden RB 5-6 181 Fr. HS - Upper Marlboro, Md. (Friendship Collegiate Academy) 37 Carter Hehr S 5-10 188 RS-Fr. SQ 2013 Fontana, Wis. (Big Foot HS) 65 Zach Hemmila OL 6-3 293 RS-So. SQ 2012 Chandler, Ariz. (Chandler HS) 29 Austin Hill WR 6-3 212 RS-Sr. 2L 2010 Corona, Calif. (Eleanor Roosevelt HS) 59 HankHobson LB 6-3 233 Sr. 3L - Bakersfield,Calif.(StockdaleHS) 13 Devin Holiday CB 5-10 162 So. 1L - San Diego, Calif. (Mission Hills HS)43 Jonah Huff RB 5-10 204 Fr. HS - Alpharetta, Ga. (Saint Francis HS) 57 Cody Ippolito LB 6-2 242 RS-So. SQ 2013 Paradise Valley, Ariz. (Chaparral HS) 30 Johnny Jackson CB 5-10 184 RS-Jr. 2L 2011 San Diego, Calif. (St. Augustine HS) 53 Sir Thomas Jackson LB 6-0 222 RS-Jr. 2L 2011 Seattle, Wash. (O’Dea HS) 2 Tyrell Johnson WR 5-7 160 Fr. HS - Fort Myers, Fla. (Island Coast HS/ Milford Academy)1 Cayleb Jones WR 6-3 215 RS-So. SQ 2013 Austin, Texas (Austin HS/Texas) 1 Tellas Jones S 6-0 189 RS-So. 1L 2012 Miami, Fla. (Booker T. Washington HS/Fort Scott C.C.)

24 Terris Jones-Grigsby RB 5-7 195 RS-Sr. 1L 2010 Long Beach, Calif. (California HS) 36 Jocquez Kalili RB 5-10 172 Fr. HS - Las Vegas, Nev. (Desert Oasis HS) 17 Josh Kern TE 6-5 229 RS-So. 1L 2012 San Antonio, Texas (Clark HS) 34 Ethan Keyserling K/P 6-2 203 RS-Sr. TR 2010 Chapel Hill, N.C. (East Chapel Hill HS/Virginia Tech)

52 Alex King LB 6-1 223 RS-So. SQ 2012 Boulder, Colo. (Boulder HS) 75 Kaige Lawrence OL 6-3 290 RS-Jr. TR 2011 Victorville, Calif. (Silverado HS/Chadron State/Chaffey College)86 Hunter Layton TE 6-2 246 RS-So. SQ 2012 Las Cruces, N.M. (Mesilla Valley HS) 89 Hunter Long DL 6-1 276 RS-Jr. SQ - Douglas, Ariz. (Douglas HS/ Victor Valley College)

28 Anthony Lopez S 5-11 211 Jr. 2L - Gilbert, Ariz. (Mesquite HS) 77 Lene Maiava OL 6-5 301 RS-Jr. 2L 2011 Tafuna, American Samoa (Tafuna HS) 25 Spencer Marciniak WR 6-0 200 Fr. HS - Scottsdale, Ariz. (Horizon HS) 48 Elijah Marshall LB 6-1 206 Fr. HS - San Jose, Calif. (Bellarmine College Prep)

Numerical Roster1 Cayleb Jones WR1 Tellas Jones S2 Tyrell Johnson WR2 Marquis Ware LB3 Cam Denson CB4 David Richards WR4 Antonio Smothers Jr. LB5 Jamardre Cobb LB5 Trey Griffey WR6 Jonathan McKnight CB6 Nate Phillips WR7 Jonathan Haden RB7 David Price FS8 Patrick Glover CB8 Jerrard Randall QB9 Kaelin DeBoskie WR9 Josh Pollack K/P10 Samajie Grant WR11 Connor Brewer QB11 William Parks S12 Rodney Carr Jr. S12 Anu Solomon QB13 Brandon Dawkins QB13 Devin Holiday CB14 Yamen Sanders S14 Zach Werlinger QB15 Kwesi Mashack CB15 Jesse Scroggins III QB16 Jake Glatting P 17 Josh Kern TE17 Demetric Woodard Jr. CB18 Khari McGee WR19 DaVonte’ Neal WR20 Trevor Ermisch S21 Tra’Mayne Bondurant S21 Ty Cruz RB23 Jared Baker RB24 Terris Jones-Grigsby RB25 Spencer Marciniak WR26 Jourdon Grandon FS26 Adonis Smith RB27 Jamar Allah FS28 Anthony Lopez S28 Nick Wilson RB29 Austin Hill WR29 Jarvis McCall Jr. CB30 Johnny Jackson CB30 Brandon Rutt LB31 Darius Aguirre WR32 DeAndre’ Miller LB33 Scooby Wright III LB34 Zach Green RB34 Ethan Keyserling K/P35 Omar Boyd RB36 Jocquez Kalili RB37 Carter Hehr S38 Jared Tevis S39 Tony Ellison WR

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No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Exp. RS Yr. Hometown (High School/Previous College) 15 Kwesi Mashack CB 5-8 203 Fr. HS - Inglewood, Calif. (Vista Murrieta HS) 47 Jake Matthews LB 6-3 221 So. 1L - Tucson, Ariz. (Ironwood Ridge HS) 29 Jarvis McCall Jr. CB 6-2 182 RS-Fr. SQ 2013 Tampa, Fla. (Armwood HS) 18 Khari McGee WR 6-3 203 RS-Fr. SQ 2013 Fresno, Calif. (Edison HS)

6 Jonathan McKnight CB 5-11 174 RS-Sr. 3L 2011 River Ridge, La. (John Curtis HS) 97 Dwight Melvin DL 6-1 267 RS-So. 1L 2012 Phoenix, Ariz. (Fairfax HS) 84 Abraham Mendivil WR 6-1 194 RS-Fr. SQ 2013 Phoenix, Ariz. (Apollo HS) 32 DeAndre’ Miller LB 6-3 230 So. 1L - Buckeye, Ariz. (Buckeye Union HS)

88 RJ Morgan LB 6-1 229 RS-Fr. SQ 2013 Central Point, Ore. (Crater HS) 40 Brendan Murphy CB 5-11 180 RS-Sr. 1L 2013 New Hartford, N.Y. (Chaparral HS [Ariz.]/Air Force/Glendale C.C.)19 DaVonte’ Neal WR 5-10 173 RS-So. SQ 2013 Akron, Ohio (Chaparral HS [Ariz.]/Notre Dame)42 Alexei Oro TE 6-2 225 Fr. HS - Seattle, Wash. (O’Dea High School)

11 William Parks S 6-1 194 Jr. 2L - Philadelphia, Pa. (Germantown HS) 90 Dan Pettinato DL 6-5 277 RS-Sr. 3L 2010 Grass Valley, Calif. (Nevada Union HS) 6 Nate Phillips WR 5-7 180 So. 1L - Chandler, Ariz. (Basha HS) 85 Drake Pierre WR 5-9 175 RS-Fr. SQ 2013 Mesa, Ariz. (Red Mountain HS) 71 Jordan Poland OL 6-7 343 Fr. HS - Rancho Santa Fe, Calif. (La Jolla Country Day)9 Josh Pollack K/P 5-10 180 Fr. HS - Highland Park, Ill. (Highland Park HS) 7 David Price FS 6-1 212 RS-Fr. SQ 2013 Long Beach, Calif. (Poly HS) 8 Jerrard Randall QB 6-1 185 RS-Jr. TR 2011 Hollywood, Fla. (Chaminade-Madonna HS/LSU/NE Mississippi C.C.)

56 Nick Reinhardt LS 6-1 237 Fr. HS - Scottsdale, Ariz. (Notre Dame Prep) 4 David Richards WR 6-4 213 RS-Jr. 2L 2011 Palmdale, Calif. (Palmdale HS) 39 Drew Riggleman P 6-2 213 RS-Jr. 1L 2011 Tucson, Ariz. (Sahuaro HS) 54 Jose Romero LS 6-0 206 RS-Jr. TR - Cancun, Mexico (Mountain Pointe HS [Ariz.]/Glendale C.C.)

30 Brandon Rutt LB 6-1 200 Fr. HS - Gilbert, Ariz. (Basha HS) 14 Yamen Sanders S 6-4 197 RS-So. 1L 2012 Inglewood, Calif. (Culver City HS) 15 Jesse Scroggins III QB 6-3 201 RS-Sr. SQ 2010 Lakewood, Calif. (Lakewood HS/USC/El Camino College)41 Casey Skowron K 5-10 160 RS-Jr. SQ 2011 Phoenix, Ariz. (Brophy Prep) 26 Adonis Smith RB 5-10 202 RS-Sr. TR - Oakland, Calif. (Serra HS/Northwestern/UNLV) 4 Antonio Smothers Jr. LB 6-2 232 Jr. TR - Chicago, Ill. (West Side HS (Gary, Ind.)/Scottsdale C.C.) 12 Anu Solomon QB 6-2 205 RS-Fr. SQ 2013 Las Vegas, Nev. (Bishop Gorman HS) 51 Jason Sweet LB 6-1 222 RS-So. TR 2013 Niceville, Fla. (Payson HS [Ariz.]/Grand Canyon/Pima C.C.)

72 Freddie Tagaloa OL 6-8 316 Jr. TR - Richmond, Calif. (Salesian HS/California)38 Jared Tevis S 5-11 202 RS-Sr. 3L 2010 Tucson, Ariz. (Canyon del Oro HS) 45 Derrick Turituri LB 6-1 265 So. 1L - Central Point, Ore. (Crater HS) 87 Blair Tushaus TE 6-2 241 RS-Sr. TR 2010 Scottsdale, Ariz. (Notre Dame Prep/BYU)

58 Tre Tyler LB 5-11 205 Fr. HS - Gilbert, Ariz. (Highland HS) 55 Levi Walton OL 6-3 285 Fr. HS - North Fort Myers, Fla. (Ida S. Baker HS)2 Marquis Ware LB 6-0 229 Fr. HS - Los Angeles, Calif. (Bishop Mora Salesian HS) 14 Zach Werlinger QB 6-1 192 Fr. HS - Chandler, Ariz. (Basha HS)

28 Nick Wilson RB 5-10 199 Fr. HS - Fresno, Calif. (Central HS) 66 Carter Wood OL 6-2 274 RS-Jr. 1L 2011 Scottsdale, Ariz. (Chaparral HS/Colorado Mesa)88 Trevor Wood TE 6-5 251 Fr. HS - Scottsdale, Ariz. (Chaparral HS) 17 Demetric Woodard Jr. CB 5-8 160 Fr. HS - Long Beach, Calif. (Poly HS) 55 Jeff Worthy DL 6-2 287 Jr. TR - La Mirada, Calif. (Whittier Christian HS/Boise St/Santa Ana College)33 Scooby Wright III LB 6-1 246 So. 1L - Windsor, Calif. (Cardinal Newman HS) 93 Parker Zellers DL 6-1 247 RS-Fr. SQ 2013 Scottsdale, Ariz. (Notre Dame Prep)

39 Drew Riggleman P40 Brendan Murphy CB41 Casey Skowron K42 Alexei Oro TE43 Jonah Huff RB45 Derrick Turituri LB46 Blake Brady S47 Jake Matthews LB48 Elijah Marshall LB49 Haden Gregory LB50 Chase Gorham LS 51 Jason Sweet LB 52 Alex King LB53 Sir Thomas Jackson LB54 Jose Romero LS55 Levi Walton OL55 Jeff Worthy DL56 Steven Gurrola OL56 Nick Reinhardt LS57 Cody Ippolito LB58 Layth Friekh OL58 Tre Tyler LB59 Hank Hobson LB60 Luca Bruno DL61 Cayman Bundage OL64 Faitele Faafoi OL65 Zach Hemmila OL66 Carter Wood OL67 Gerhard de Beer OL68 Mickey Baucus OL69 Christian Boettcher OL70 T.D. Gross OL71 Jordan Poland OL72 Freddie Tagaloa OL73 Fabbians Ebbele OL74 Jacob Arzouman OL75 Kaige Lawrence OL77 Lene Maiava OL78 Jacob Alsadek OL81 Clive Georges WR84 Reggie Gilbert DL84 Abraham Mendivil WR85 Drake Pierre WR86 Hunter Layton TE87 Blair Tushaus TE88 RJ Morgan LB88 Trevor Wood TE89 Hunter Long DL90 Dan Pettinato DL91 Jerod Cody DL92 Jack Banda DL93 Parker Zellers DL94 Calvin Allen DL96 MarcusGriffin DL97 Dwight Melvin DL98 Aiulua Fanene DL99 Sani Fuimaono DL

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Coaching StaffRich Rodriguez ...................................................Head Coach, Third Year (16-10)Calvin Magee .....................................................Assoc Head Coach/Co-Offensive Coordinator/RBs, Third YearRod Smith ...........................................................Co-Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks, Third YearJeff Casteel .........................................................Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers, Third YearMatt Caponi ........................................................Assistant Coach/Safeties, Second YearTony Dews ..........................................................Assistant Coach/Receivers, Third YearBill Kirelawich ....................................................Assistant Coach/Defensive Line, Third YearDavid Lockwood ................................................Assistant Coach/Cornerbacks, Third YearJim Michalczik ....................................................Assistant Coach/Offensive Line, Second YearCharlie Ragle ......................................................Assistant Coach/Tight Ends, Second YearMike DiAngelo....................................................Defensive Graduate Assistant, Second YearCasey Vance ........................................................Defensive Graduate Assistant, Second YearCory Zirbel ..........................................................Offensive Graduate Assistant, Third YearKylan Butler ........................................................Offensive Graduate Assistant, First YearLocated in press box coaching booth during games



When was the last time ...When was the last time Arizona ...Returned a punt for a TD .........................................................................................................................................................................Richard Morrison (63 yards) vs. Washington, 2012Returned a blocked punt for a TD .....................................................................................................................................................Orlando Vargas (23 yards, Vargas’ block) at ASU 2009Returned a blocked FG for a TD ........................................................................................................................................... Gary Love vs. North Texas, 2002 (60 yards, C. Williams block)Returned a kickoff for TD ....................................................................................................................................... Travis Cobb (100 yards) vs. Iowa, 2010; Cobb (95 yards) vs. WSU 2009Returned an interception for a TD............................................................................................... William Parks (69 yards) vs. Boston College, Dec. 31, 2013 (5th time for team in 2013)Returned a fumble for a TD ......................................................................................................................M. Hundley 87 yds vs. Idaho 2008; M. Hollingsworth (0 yards) vs. UCLA, 2005A player had two TD returns ........................................................................................................................................................Antoine Cason (56-yd punt, 42-yd INT) vs. Oregon, 2007Blocked a punt for a safety ..................................................................................................................................................................................Andrae Thurman at San Diego State, 2001Scored a safety ....................................................................................................................................... Team, (Jared Tevis/Scooby Wright tackle in endzone) at California, Nov. 2, 2013Did not score ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................at Oregon (49-0), Sept. 22, 2012Did not score a touchdown ....................................................................................................................................................................................................at Oregon (49-0), Sept. 22, 2012Did not score an offensive touchdown .................................................................................................................................................................................at Oregon (49-0), Sept. 22, 2012Scored two defensive/non-offensive touchdowns ......................................Defensive: Tra’Mayne Bondurant (INT, 52 yards) AND Jake Fischer (INT, 49 yards) at UNLV, Sept. 7, 2013A back ran for 100 yards........................................................................................................................Nick Wilson (29-171, 2 TD) vs. Nevada, Sept. 13, 2014 (3rd straight/3rd of career)A back ran for 200 yards .................................................................................................................Ka’Deem Carey (48-206, 4 TD) vs. Oregon, Nov 23, 2013 (4th career 200-yard game)A quarterback ran for 100 yards ..............................................................................................................B.J. Denker (14-102) vs. Oregon, Nov. 23, 2013 (second career 100-yard game)Two players rushed for 100 yards each ......................................................................................................Terris Jones-Grigsby (13-124, TD) and Nick Wilson (7-104, TD) vs. UNLV 2014Team rushed for less than 100 yards .......................................................................................................................................................................................at Oregon (32-89 yards), 2012Team rushed for 200 yards .....................................................................................................................................................................................vs. Nevada (38-229, 2 TD), Sept. 13, 2014Team rushed for 300 yards ........................................................................................................................................................................................................vs. UNLV (48-353, 3 TD), 2014Rushed for negative yardage ...............................................................................................................................................................................................................at UCLA (22- -13), 2006A quarterback passed for 300 yards ..................................................................................................................................................Anu Solomon (25-44-425, 4 TD, 0 INT) vs. UNLV, 2014A quarterback passed for 400-500+ yards ........................................................................................................................................Anu Solomon (25-44-425, 4 TD, 0 INT) vs. UNLV, 2014A QB had 30 pass attempts in a quarter/40 in a half....................Matt Scott (23-35-0-195 yds, 0 TD) 2Q at Stan., 2012; Anu Solomon (29-40-0-371 yds, 5 TD), 2nd half vs. Cal., 2014A QB 200 pass yards in quarter/300 in a half .................................... Anu Solomon (19-24-0-248 yards, 4 TD) 4Q vs. Californa, 2012; (29-40-0-371 yds, 5 TD), 2nd half vs. Cal., 2014Team 400-500+ yards passing...........................................................................................................................................................vs. California (47-74-2-520 yards, 5 TD), Sept. 20, 2014Team fewer than 100 yards passing ................................................................................................................................................................at UNLV (8-21-0-81 yards, 0 TD), Sept. 7, 2013Team less than 300 yards total offense ............................................................................................................................................................................................... at UCLA (70-257), 2012Had 600 yards in total offense ................................................................................. vs. California (school/conference record 106 plays, 627 yards, 107 rush, 520 pass), Sep.t 20, 2014Ran 90 offensive plays ............................................................................................. vs. California (school/conference record 106 plays, 627 yards, 107 rush, 520 pass), Sep.t 20, 2014Ran fewer than 50 offensive plays .........................................................................................................................................................................vs. NAU (47 plays, 393 total yards), 2013A receiver had 100 yards ......................... Cayleb Jones (13-186, 3 TD; 3rd career 100-yd game) AND Austin Hill (8-127, 2 TD; 8th career 100 yd game), vs. California, Sept. 20, 2014A receiver had 200 yards .................................................................................................. Austin Hill (10-259) vs. USC, 2012 ; previous -- Bobby Wade (11-222, 1 TD) at California, 2002Two receivers had 100 yards .................. Cayleb Jones (13-186, 3 TD; 3rd career 100-yd game) AND Austin Hill (8-127, 2 TD; 8th career 100 yd game), vs. California, Sept. 20, 2014Three receivers had 100 yards ........................................................................................................M. Thomas (7-137, 2 TD), T. Turner (7-109, TD), A. Johnson (7-102) vs. New Mexico ‘07Two 100-yard rushers AND receivers ...................Terris Jones-Grigsby (13-124 rush), Nick Wilson (7-104 rush), Austin Hill (3-110 rec) and Samajie Grant (4-101 rec) vs. UNLV 2014Player had 250 all-purpose yards .................................................... Ka’Deem Carey , 400 yards (366 rush, 44 rec.) vs. Colorado, 2012; Austin Hill, 259 (259 receiving) vs. USC, 2012A player intercepted two passes ....................................................................................................................................................................Tra’Mayne Bondurant vs. NAU, Aug. 30, 2013Blocked a punt ................................................................................................................................. Team at Colo ’11; O.Vargas vs. ASU ’09; D.Roberts vs. Cal ‘08; E.Mitchell at LSU ‘06Blocked a field goal ................................................................................................................................................................................................................. Carlos Williams vs. WSU, 2002Blocked a PAT kick ............................................................................................................................................................... Justin Washington vs. Iowa, 2010; Peter Hansen at USC, 2000Tried a 2-pt. conversion; successful ..................................................vs. California (Anu Solomon pass, failed), Sept. 20, 2014; vs. Utah (B.J. Denker rush, successful), Oct. 19, 2013Tried an onside kick; was successful ............................................................................................ vs. California (Casey Skowron one successful and one unsuccessful), Sept. 20, 2014Missed a PAT kick ...............................................................................................................................................................................................Jake Smith (blocked) vs. Utah, Oct. 19, 2013Beat a ranked team ............................................................................................................................................................................................................42-16 vs. #5 Oregon, Nov. 23, 2013Lost to a ranked team ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 58-21 at #13 Arizona State, Nov. 30, 2013Lost to an unranked team .....................................................................................................................................................................................24-17 vs. Washington State, Nov. 16, 2013Won as a ranked team ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 56-0 vs. South Carolina State, Sept. 15, 2012Lost as a ranked team ............................................................................................................................................................................................66-10 at #25 UCLA (UA ranked #24), 2012Played in overtime game ...............................................................................................at #18 Stanford, 54-48 OT, 2012 UA 3-6 all time in overtime games (1-1 under Rich Rodriguez)Completed a Hail Mary pass ...................................................................................vs. California (Anu Solomon 47-yard pass to Austin Hill, final play of game to win), Sept. 20, 2014Made or attempted a game-winning FG late in 4th quarter......................................................................... Alex Zendejas (32-yarder as time expired) at Arizona State, Nov. 28, 2009Overcame a double-digit halftime deficit .....................................................................................................................vs. California (trailed 28-6 at halftime, won 49-45), Sept. 20, 2014Overcame a 20-plus point deficit at any point .............................................................................................................vs. California (trailed 28-6 at halftime, won 49-45), Sept. 20, 2014Scored 30 points in a quarter/40 points in a half ............................................................... 36 points in 4Q vs. California, Sept. 20, 2014; 43 points in 2H vs. California, Sept. 20, 2014Gained 250 yards in a quarter/400 yards in half ................... 279 yards (31 rush, 248 pass) in 4Q vs. Cal, Sept. 20, 2014; 420 yards (49 rush, 371 pass) in 2H vs. Cal, Sept. 20, 2014Teams combined for 50 points in a quarter ........................................................................................................................................ 50 vs. California (Cal 14, Arizona 36), Sept. 20, 2014

When was the last time an opponent ...Returned a punt for a TD ............................................................................................................................................................................................. DeSean Jackson (95 yards), Cal, 2006Recovered a blocked punt for a TD ......................................................................................................................Clayton Polk (41 yards) at Oregon State, 2011 (last one in 2001 at OSU)Returned a blocked FG for a TD ....................................................................................................................................................................... James Bethea (60 yards), at California, 2002Returned a kickoff for TD ................................................................................................................Matt Slater (100 yards) vs. UCLA, 2007; LaShaun Ward (94 yards) at California, 2002Returned an interception for a TD....................................................................................................................................................... D. Randall (61 yards) at Arizona State, Nov. 30, 2013Returned a fumble for a TD ............................................................................................................................................................................................ Tony Dye (28 yards) vs. UCLA, 2009Scored a safety ................................................................................................................................................................................................... at UTSA (QB out of endzone), Sept. 4, 2014Did not score ................................................................................................... NAU, Aug. 30, 2013 (35-0); South Carolina State, 2012 (56-0); Idaho, 2008 (70-0); Illinois, 1996 (UA 41-0)Did not score a touchdown ..............................................................................................................................................................................................................NAU, Aug. 30, 2013 (35-0)Rushed for 200 yards ........................................................................................................................................................................................at Arizona State (52-204, 4 TD), Nov. 30, 2013Rushed for 250 yards ......................................................................................................................................................................................................Nevada (73-403, 3 TD), Dec. 15, 2012Rushed for 300 yards ......................................................................................................................................................................................................Nevada (73-403, 3 TD), Dec. 15, 2012Rushed for negative yardage ............................................................................................................................................................................................................at Stanford (19- -6), 200650 plays or less; 80 plays or more ........................................................................................................................ at Washington State 2009 (42-185); vs. Oregon (80-506), Nov. 23, 2013Less than 200 yards total offense ....................................................................................................................... The Citadel 2010 (64-171; 150R, 21P); at Toledo 2010 (51-183; 80R, 103P)An individual ran for 100 yards .........................................................................................................................................................Daniel Lasco (20-123, 1 TD), California, Sept. 20, 2014Two backs ran for 100 yards each ...................................................................................................................LaMichael James (28-126, 2 TD) and Josh Huff (3-103, TD) at Oregon 2010A back ran for 200 yards .........................................................................................................................................................................LaMichael James (28-288, 2 TDs), vs. Oregon 2011Had 500 yards in total offense ...............................................................................................................................vs. California (72 plays, 573 yards, 193 rush, 380 pass), Sept. 20, 2014Team passed for 300 yards ...............................................................................................................................................................vs. California (18-30-1-380 yards, 3 TD), Sept. 20, 2014A receiver had 100 yards ..................................................................................................................................................................... Bryce Treggs, California, (5-119, 1 TD), Sept. 20, 2014Two receivers had 100 yards ................................................................................................................................ Devante Davis (8-100) and Devonte Boyd (6-102), UNLV, Aug. 29, 2014Blocked a punt .......................................................................................................................................................................Soma Vainuku (Drew Riggleman punt), at USC, Oct. 10, 2013Blocked a field goal ..........................................................................................................................................................................W. Keliikipi (Bonano 31-yard attempt) at Oregon, 2012Blocked a PAT kick ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................Daniel Nielson (Utah), Oct. 19, 2013Scored a 2-point PAT; tried. ...........................................................................................................................................................................vs. Nevada (Don Jackson rush), Sept. 13, 2014

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