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Mistakes, missed opportunities doom Arizona in one-point loss
By Brian Kimball
PALO ALTO, Calif. - For the second consecutive year, the Arizona football team (4-2, 2-1 Pacific 10 Conference) lost to Stanford (4-3, 3-1) by one point, this time in a 24-23 defeat.
Despite a statistically good showing from the Arizona offense, the unit struggled to find the end zone that proved to be the difference in the game.
By Brian Kimball
Old-fashioned smash-mouth football.
That's the way the Stanford Cardinal likes to play football, and that's exactly the kind of approach it will bring into Saturday's contest against a surging Arizona team.
After last year's unexpected success under head coach Jim Harbaugh, this year's team has taken to his hard-nosed approach with the evidence apparent on the field.
UA not looking past threat of Cardinal
By Ari Wasserman
Some say stats don't matter.
Ask the Arizona football team what it thinks and you'd probably get a different answer.
While it may come as a surprise to some to see the Wildcats (4-1, 2-0 Pacific 10 Conference) playing as well as they have been, a simple look at their statistics will reveal exactly why Arizona has been able to accomplish what it has so far.
Tobias uses video of highlights, lowlights for inspiration
By Bobby Stover
Arizona soccer head coach Dan Tobias showed his team a special video last Friday.
The film was a collage of highlights and lowlights from the season up to that point.
The message must have been clear as the Wildcats shutout their final nonconference opponent, Santa Clara, 2-0 last Sunday.
By Kara Bauman
It's hard enough playing one top-5 team in a weekend.
The Arizona volleyball team is on the road for the second straight weekend and will stop in the Bay Area tonight to play No. 4 Stanford (13-2, 4-0) at 7. The squad will then trek out to No. 5 California (14-1, 4-0) Saturday at the same time.
By Lance Madden
Two Arizona freshman softball players were asked separately to define the Wildcat program with just a couple of words.
Funny thing: They both said, "Hard work."
The players were catcher Lini Koria and outfielder Karissa Buchanan. Along with the rest of the team, they'll be playing in their final fall games this weekend.
By Vincent Balistreri
After nearly a month of practices, the No. 23 Arizona men's club hockey team will start its season today in the American Collegiate Hockey Association National Showcase in West Chester, Penn.
The Icecats begin the season against three tough teams in No. 17 Robert Morris (PA), No.
By Lance Madden, Bryan Roy and Brian Kimball
The legendary status of David Hasselhoff at Arizona Stadium continues to propel the Wildcats to their best start since most of us were in middle school. Stanford always brings a dangerous wild card performance to the gridiron, but the nerds can't stop the Tuitama-Gronkowski threshold.
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