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.

Mike Stoops was fired Monday as head coach of the Arizona Wildcats, after a 10-game losing streak.

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

The Arizona Wildcats upset the tenth-ranked University of Southern California Trojans on Saturday, coming away with a 39-36 victory. The Wildcats trailed by 15 in the third quarter, but a charge led by quarterback Matt Scott would give Arizona an 11-point buffer midway through the fourth.

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.

It took four games, but Arizona finally has its first win over a Bruins team - of any kind - this season.

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

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.

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 calendar says 2013 but third-ranked Arizona had some 2012 magic - and one controversial call - work in its favor Thursday night.

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

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.

After Saturday night’s 59-38 win over the Oklahoma State Cowboys, the Arizona Wildcats have proven that they are ready to be considered an elite team. Through a nearly unstoppable offensive game followed by a stellar defensive performance, the Wildcats were able to earn some attention nationally. In fact, the Wildcats cracked the AP Poll, ranking 24th in the nation.  

Matt Scott and Ka'Deem Careyaccounted for seven combined touchdowns and the Arizona (2-0) defense forced four critical turnovers to lift the Wildcats to a 59-38 upset of No. 18 Oklahoma State (1-1) on Saturday night at Arizona Stadium.

In the new era of head coach, Rich Rodriguez, the Arizona Wildcats began their season with an overtime thriller beating the Toledo Rockets 24-17. The game really shouldn’t have been very close considering that no Pac-12 team has ever lost to Toledo. After UA kicker, John Bonano missed a 25-yard field goal as time expired in regulation, it was clear that the kicking curse at Arizona will continue.

The Arizona Wildcat baseball team returned home from Omaha, Nebraska with a championship trophy, their first College World Series Championship since 1986. With their win, the Cats denied the South Carolina Gamecocks their third straight championship. 

Wildcats to Participate in Tucson Padres First Pitch Ceremony on Thursday

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.

Mike Stoops's firing Monday as head coach of the Arizona Wildcats was the "result of an ongoing evaluation of our program since my arrival a year and a half ago," wrote UA Athletic Director Greg Byrne in this week's Wildcat Wednesday newsletter.

August 25, 2004 - BORG TO BE WILD: The first snap hasn't been hiked yet on the 2004 high school football season but Daniel Borg of Ironwood Ridge High School already knows where he'll be lining up for the next five years.

Movement in college basketball can be a lot like the lottery - wild and unpredictable.