Kansas football went on the road and faced Arizona on Saturday in a Big 12 Conference matchup. Here’s how the Jayhawks graded out from this game.

There is a lot of blame to go around for Kansas' loss to Arizona on Saturday, but the bulk of it starts right at the top with head coach Lance Leipold.

Breaking down Arizona’s comeback win over Kansas, including breaks going the Wildcats’ way, defensive leaders stepping up and the run game emerging when it counted.

Kansas football has a chance to clinch bowl eligibility on Saturday, on the road against Arizona. Follow along for updates from this Big 12 game.

Arizona gained a ton of momentum on its next drive. The Wildcats traversed 78 yards in eight plays, and Fifita capped it off with a 16-yard passing touchdown to Sam Olson, making it a 7-0 football game seven minutes into the first quarter. It was the first time a tight end caught a passing touchdown since Arizona played Hawaii in Week 1.

Kansas football sits at 5-5 heading into its third and final bye week, needing to win one of its next two games to reach bowl eligibility. The Jayhawks missed out on their first opportunity to do so in Tucson on Saturday,

The University of Arizona football team (6-3, 3-3 in Big 12) won 24-20 over the University of Kansas for its annual homecoming game on Saturday, Nov. 8, at 1:30 p.m. at Arizona Stadium, making the Wildcats bowl-eligible.

Arizona and Kansas are both vying for the sixth win of the season on Saturday, qualifying for a bowl game and showing improvement after missing out on the posts