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.

Arizona senior defensive back Treydan Stukes had three pass breakups on third-down plays on Saturday — both forcing the Jayhawks to punt. The second pass breakup was on a deep pass to the end zone from Kansas quarterback Jalon Daniels to wide receiver Emmanuel Henderson Jr., who caught a touchdown in the second quarter.

Arizona went on to score the late TD and bag the victory. KU had a final possession after Arizona’s score. But Jalon Daniels’ Hail Mary pass from KU’s 47 on the final play of the game fell incomplete. This loss had to be especially tough for the Jayhawks, considering a controversial holding call on KU changed the momentum of the game.

Arizona faced off against Kansas (5-5, 3-4) with both teams being one win away from clinching a bowl berth.  After falling behind 17-7, the Wildcats managed to

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Facing a fourth-and-2 deep in Arizona’s territory with a three-point lead, Kansas missed its first field goal of the season. Arizona drove 80 yards on the following drive and scored a 24-yard touchdown with 39 seconds left,

Quincy Craig scored his second touchdown of the game on a 24-yard run with 39 seconds left in regulation and Arizona rallied to beat Kansas 24-20.

Updates as the Arizona State women's basketball team faces Eastern Washington on Saturday, Nov. 8, at Desert Financial Arena.

A group of math teachers — some of whom were fans of Charlie Kirk — had their lives turned upside down this week over false accusations about a Halloween photo.

The 2025 season was successful for Arizona baseball and head coach Chip Hale, who reached the College World Series leading the program for the first time in his