#ArizonaWildcats

The Wildcats' frontcourt has been bolstered by the signing of two big men. How does it help them in 2026?

Regan Shockey and Sydney Stewart have seen many accolades this year. Here is how they contributed to the Wildcats.

Run blocking, slotting out, Arizona's tight ends can do it all. Here is what they bring to the table this season.

The Sun Devils are poised to increase competitiveness in a one-sided series moving forward.

The Wildcats' wide receiving corps is loaded with high-level talent. The way they all perform could determine just how successful the offense is.

Lolesio is not the most flashy player on the field, but he is one of the most durable and physical players, who could be a difference-maker this season.

From being the last option to receiving praise from his coaches, Akpa has had quite the offseason.

Lado has made huge improvements since joining the team last season. Could that help him compete for a starting role?

The Wildcats had a high level of success, and a large part of it was due to the defense's elite-level play.

The Wildcats wide receivers add depth and speed to a room already filled with it.

Chapa brings a wealth of experience to the Wildcats' secondary and has a solid chance at starting this season.

The Wildcats provided plenty of memories for their fans during their Final Four run.

Rhino Tapa'atoutai began at tackle for the Wildcats and will most likely end up as the starting guard.

The Wildcats now have two Fifitas on the field, including a relentless linebacker who signed with the team in January.