Wildcat Sports Report Wildcast

A look at the Wildcats' defensive depth chart, including a few surprises, plus some things to look for on both sides of the ball.

After a long hiatus, the Wildcat Sports Report Wildcast returns with an explanation and a breakdown of the offensive depth chart.

Reactions to Jedd Fisch leaving for the Washington job. Brad discusses why he is not "mad", why it makes sense, why it does not makes sense, and stay to the end because we do a small 180 with some new information.

It is a big weekend for both the Wildcat basketball AND football teams. Hoops has a chance to prove they are the best team in the nation, while football hosts several football prospects to add to the pair of transfers they landed earlier in the week.

Brad gives some takes on TMac, Jedd Fisch, the worst coaching job in the Pac-12 and the villainy of Wisconsin hoops. There is a good chance you will disagree with at least one take.

Brad is all over the place today. We discuss the Alamo Bowl, transfers and decommits, hoops top ranking, athletic department finances, FSU getting screwed and more.

A potpourri of football talk. We discuss the big win over Utah, including THAT play, Arizona's chance at the Pac-12 title game, who should be coach of the year and who has done a bad job, the Tempe Butte-I-Fication Project and my daughter's first UA game.

Arizona has a chance to knock off two media darlings, Colorado football and Duke basketball. A win in Boulder could mean a special season and a win over Duke is always good for the soul. We also talk about evaluating QBs and more.

Pac-12 Media Day is behind us. Who can win the Pac? Who is the sleeper team? What is Arizona's most likely rotation? We also look at the commitment of Emmanuel Stephen.

One of the biggest 10 days in Arizona sports and Brad (and the family) were sidelined with illness. He's back with his thoughts on Jedd Fisch's coaching job against USC, why Noah Fifita is absolutely the guy and what is next for Arizona football.

Arizona plays Washington on Saturday, will it be the starting debut of Noah Fifita? How is the De Laura/Fifita situation similar to the Matt Scott/Nick Foles and Brandon Dawkins/Khalil Tate situations? Brad also reminisces about the 1992 upset win over No. 1 Washington.

Conference play begins in earnest and the Pac-12 will begin cannibalizing itself. We continue to break the league down into tiers. Where does Arizona stack up?

Breaking down what we like and don't like so far from this Arizona football team. A look at the importance of beating Stanford and, unfortunately, a look at the recent developments with Jaydin De Laura.

Final thoughts on Arizona's overtime loss to Mississippi State including a deep dive on the highs and lows of Jayden De Laura's night.

Professor Pigskin returns and answers your (mostly his dad's) questions about Arizona's game against Mississippi State, the Pac-12 slate, the latest football commitment and Arizona's ambitious basketball schedule.

The good and the bad from Arizona's 38-3 win over Northern Arizona to start the 2023 season.

Breaking down the 2023 UA football schedule and giving our percentages that Arizona wins each game.

We look back at what we learned from the Cats' tour of the Middle East, including the "safe 6" of the rotation, who helped themselves and who hurt themselves. Also, Brad reflects on his first ejection from a hockey game as a goalie.

We say goodbye to the once mighty Pac-12 Conference and then point fingers at who is to blame.

Is the Pac-12 dead? What are Arizona's options? Why would the Big 12 want the Wildcats? What do we think is going to happen?

Why the commitment of Elijah Rushing is important, and being a 5-star edge is just part of the equation. Why Azuolas probably made the right decision and why I am (cautiously) optimistic about incoming big man Motiejus (Mt.) Krivas.

We start off with a brief film review of UA commit Landon Bell and then give you a brief review of Metallica's latest "72 Seasons" in our new podcast feature Review/Review.

A look at SOME of the recruits who committed to Arizona on a busy Monday afternoon.

On Saturday Arizona added key transfers for the men's hoop team and the football squad. Learn more about what these two players will bring to the Wildcat programs.

Arizona has gone public with their addition of Lithuanian bigman Motiejus Krivas. Learn more about this 7-2 center and what he could potentially bring to the Arizona program.