After a successful off-season consisting of the third best recruiting class in the nation, including three of the Wildcats current starters, fourth year head coach, Sean Miller set some high expectations for his team. So far, the Wildcats have lived up to the hype with an untarnished 10-0 record, ranking them fourth in the nation.

What's up UA - University graduate breaks NFL record

There is no question there is consternation among some UA fans regarding the broadcast of our games. They can’t get the games and want to know why not. They want to know when they’ll get it on their system. Those who have it want to know why it appears it may cost a bit more. Some of this is due to ongoing negotiations with various carriers (satellite giant DirecTV, chiefly), but some of this is because of our history of providing televised games.

Arizona's seniors are not thinking about the Pac-12 Conference tournament and the move from Los Angeles to Las Vegas.

After a thrilling run to the Sweet 16, the Arizona Wildcats were forced to pack their bags and start all over again. Despite all of the controversy currently surrounding the Wildcats-- regarding the Ed Rush scandal and the famous double-dribble and technical-foul call, Arizona is more focused on their future.

Arizona head coach Sean Miller has repeated himself over and over for the past week. His No. 11-ranked Wildcats paid the price Wednesday for not listening.

Well, it cannot get much worse for Arizona now, right?

The sophomore appropriately dubbed "Air Zona" saved Christmas and an unbeaten record for third-ranked Arizona on Tuesday night.

Despite getting off to a 17-2 overall record and a top 10 ranking, the Arizona Wildcats are sitting in third place within the Pac-12. Behind Oregon and UCLA, both teams that beat the Wildcats, Arizona (5-2) continues to fight for the top spot in the conference.

The Arizona Wildcats’ season came to a bitter end in March with a first round loss in the NIT Tournament to an inferior Bucknell team. It’s time to look back to see what went wrong this season, and to look forward to next season. The Wildcats have a lot to look forward to.

In a hostile environment and staring into a Colorado crowd that had revenge on its mind, ninth-ranked Arizona never answered the bell Thursday night in Boulder, Colo.

The University of Arizona’s Wilma The Wildcat has been selected as one of the spirited mascots to be a member of the 11th annual Capital One All-America Mascot Team. Wilma is making history by being one of two female mascots to join the competition for the first time in the eleven years the challenge has existed. Wilma is joined by 15 other mascots that will go head-to-head throughout the college football season in mascot matchups determined exclusively by fan voting. When the dust settles, Wilma hopes to be the first ever female mascot named the Capital One National Mascot of the Year at the 2013 Capital One Bowl.

Arizona did not need much time Saturday afternoon to squash Harvard's feel-good NCAA tournament story.

Alumni news:

March 9, 2005 - Every major college basketball program has them - a collection of players whose sole job during a game is to seemingly rally the troops. Relegated to the end of the bench, these players are visible every game waving towels or jumping to the sky every time a teammate nails a jumper from somewhere north of the 3-point arc.

Basketball

September 28, 2005 - It's time to bust out the Chuck Taylor high tops and set up the peach basket, because basketball is coming to Oro Valley. And while the reference may be archaic, the league is very new. Working in conjunction with the town's parks and recreation department, the Oro Valley Basketball League for kids will begin play in early December and run through February.

The UA has placed in the preseason poll for a second straight season. The Wildcats will open 2012-13 with the annual McDonald's Red-Blue Game on Oct. 21 at 2 p.m. in McKale Memorial Center.

Wildcat basketball

Hughes Federal Credit Union is spearheading an effort to have Tucsonans sign a welcome banner for Sean Miller, the new men's basketball coach at the University of Arizona.

Dubbed the “Cardiac Cats”, the Arizona Wildcat basketball team has had their fans on the edge of their seats, holding their breath for nearly half the season. The Wildcats who are 14-0 and 2-0 within the Pac-12, are currently ranked third in the nation, and are only one of four teams who remain unbeaten. 

It was definitely one of the more memorable weekends to be an Arizona sports fan. Between the Arizona Wildcat football team, basketball team, and even the Arizona Cardinals, Arizona sports prevailed in all of their match-ups.

It had an inevitable feel leading up to the game, but also a familiar, uneasy look in the final minutes of another wild finish.