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Arizona football strong start fades in second-half loss to No.15 BYU
The University of Arizona football team fell to BYU 28-17 on Saturday, Sept. 12. Despite dominating the first half and controlling the game on the offensive end, the Wildcats got shut out in the second half and failed to respond.
Arizona volleyball defeats Oregon State, ends five-match losing streak
Arizona volleyball snapped a five-match losing streak Saturday, outlasting Oregon State in a four-set battle at the Galen Center. Carlie Cisneros led the way with 14 kills, and Kennedy Osunsanmi delivered the clinching kill in a 27-25 fourth-set nail-biter.
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Arizona Wildcats fall short to Trojans, extend losing streak to five
Arizona volleyball dropped its fifth straight match Friday, falling to USC in four sets despite strong efforts from Kennedy Osunsanmi and Layli Ostovar.
Arizona football seeks revenge as Wildcats take on No. 15 BYU in Provo
Arizona travels to No. 15 BYU on Saturday looking to avenge last year's double-overtime loss.
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Arizona football handles NAU in season opener
The University of Arizona football team defeated NAU in their season opener 35-7 on Saturday, Sept. 5 at Casino Del Sol Stadium.
Arizona soccer gets shutout by Dartmouth in 1-0 loss
The University of Arizona women’s soccer team fell to 2-3-1 on the season after a loss in the Cactus Classic to Dartmouth. The Big Green scored on their only shot of the game, while Arizona struggled offensively, as they shot 14 total times (five on goal) yet came up scoreless.…
COMIC: Who’s Happy #10
The “Drunken Cowboy” storyline of Who’s Happy? is arguably the most famous of Happ Hadley’s comic strips — it’s certainly the most discussed amongst scholars. Historians agree that the singing cowboy character is based on Canland native and Hollywood actor Buzz Skeeter. In 1969,…