Game Analysis:

This is it. This is Zona’s final chance to make that push for some sort of silverware this season. They are currently sitting at third in the PAC-12 and who knows what will happen with Oregon and Washington after that final verdict. They could very easily sneak themselves into the Championship game for the PAC-12 and there is no way they’re gonna let Utah stop them. I love the Wildcats in this game.

The Utah Utes just came off the back of a loss to a better PAC-12 team so who says they won’t lose again? This team may also be 7-3 as a total record, but their inter-conference record is abysmal. They’re barely floating above .500 right now against their direct rivals. There is no way they’re going to stop this Arizona passing game. I don’t care what Bryson Barnes is doing, I don’t care what Ja’Quinden Jackson is doing, and I definitely don’t care what Devaughn Vele is doing. This offense is nowhere near the same level of electrifying as Arizona’s. And their defense will not be stopping the Wildcats.

People aren’t ready for this take, but here goes nothing: The Arizona Wildcats have an elite offense. How do I know this you may ask. Well, let me give you two names. Tetairoa McMillan and Jacob Cowing. These two receivers have a combined 18 touchdowns this season. That is more touchdowns than a good chunk of NCAA quarterbacks have through the air this year. They can’t help but find the endzone in these games. I bet they could have my noodle arm behind center and still be getting six points left and right. Plus, they’ve only lost two games against teams in their own conference, Washington and USC. Two of the best offenses on the planet right now. I am not stressed over the Utes if I’m a Wildcat fan.

Arizona is a better team that has won more consistently than Utah this season. Bet on Arizona

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