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Arizona State Sun Devils at Arizona Wildcats Football Tickets (Rescheduled from November 28, 2020)
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Arizona Wildcats at Washington Huskies Football Tickets (Rescheduled from October 23, 2020)
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Colorado Buffaloes at Arizona Wildcats Football Tickets (Rescheduled from October 9, 2020)
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USC Trojans at Arizona Wildcats Football Tickets (Rescheduled from October 17, 2020)
- Arizona Stadium, Tucson, AZ, US
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Arizona Wildcats at Utah Utes Football Tickets (Rescheduled from November 7, 2020)
- Rice Eccles Stadium, Salt Lake City, UT, US
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Arizona Wildcats at Oregon State Beavers Football Tickets (Rescheduled from November 21, 2020)
- Reser Stadium, Corvallis, OR, US
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Oregon Ducks at Arizona Wildcats Football Tickets (Rescheduled from October 31, 2020)
- Arizona Stadium, Tucson, AZ, US
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Arizona Wildcats at UCLA Bruins Football Tickets (Rescheduled from October 3, 2020)
- Rose Bowl, Pasadena, CA, US
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Arizona Wildcats Football Tickets

Team: Arizona Wildcats

Division: National League South

Stadium: Arizona Stadium

Head Coach: Kevin Sumlin

Rivals: Arizona State Sun Devils and New Mexico Lobos

Arizona Wildcats Tickets

The Arizona Wildcats play their home games at the Arizona Stadium, located in Tucson, Ariz. The team practices in the 187,000-square-foot Lowell-Stevens Football Facility. The facility contains a weight room, locker room, medical treatment room, players' lounge, cafeteria, coaches' offices, team meeting auditorium and media room. The building also features seating for 4,200 people plus 500 premium seating options. Possibly due to such an excellent training facility, the Arizona Wildcats have had six former players and three former coaches inducted into a hall of fame. Ted Urness and Terry Vaughn were inducted into the Canadian Football Hall of Fame. Former players Ricky Hunley, Chuck Cecil, Rob Waldrop and Tedy Bruschi, as well as former coaches Warren B. Woodson, Jim Young and Darrell Mudra, were inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame. The Arizona Wildcats have also won numerous awards for Heisman voting, defensive honors, conference and special team awards. Catch the Arizona Wildcats heading up against the Sun Devils and Lobos. Grab your Arizona Wildcat tickets at StubHub, the world's largest ticket marketplace.

Who is the Arizona Wildcats' top offensive player for 2019?

Quarterback Khalil Tate has had a rocky career so far, but a comeback is expected for the 2019 football season. Coming onto the team as a 17-year-old freshman, Tate rose the bar until his junior year. Unfortunately for the quarterback, his junior year saw multiple injuries for the player as well as the struggles of learning a new offense, which led to his plummeting rushing totals. Things are looking brighter now with Tate at peak health heading into the 2019 season and primed to return to the dual-threat quarterback of 2017.

Who is the Arizona Wildcats' top defensive player of 2019?

The top defensive player for the Arizona Wildcats has consistently been junior linebacker Colin Schooler, and that doesn't appear to be changing in the 2019 season. With merely 23 sacks last year and a Pac-12 worst of just under 270 passing yards per game, Schooler will have to work hard to hold top defensive player this year. Potential challengers include Jalen Harris, Kylan Wilborn, Trevon Mason or Myles Tapusoa. It'll be a fight to the finish, so keep your eyes peeled this season to see who comes out as the top defensive player of 2019.

What are the top games for the Arizona Wildcats in 2019?

Easily the Arizona Wildcats' scheduled games against Hawaii and Texas Tech are going to be vital for the 2019 season. Losing one or both of these games will cause the Wildcats to be traversing a steep climb to be eligible for the bowl. Without a 3-0 start in the season it could be devastating for the Wildcats. Grab your Arizona Wildcats tickets and cheer on the Wildcats through the 2019 season as they try to take the Territorial Cup from Arizona State.

Who is the Arizona Wildcats' head coach?

Kevin Sumlin was hired on as the new Wildcats head coach on January 14, 2018, after a nationwide search and much speculation among the media. Sumlin's previous experience as a head coach stemmed from his position at Texas A&M University as well as the University of Houston. Through his career as head coach, Sumlin has a 4-3 record in seven bowl appearances. He is also the first-ever African-American head coach of the Arizona Wildcats football program.

How big is the Arizona Stadium?

The Arizona Stadium, the home field of the Arizona Wildcats football games, is an exquisite outdoor football stadium located in Tucson, Ariz. The stadium was originally built in 1929 to house 7,000 spectators. Over the years, many expansions have been added, bringing the seating capacity to nearly 56,000 people as of 2016.Back to Top