The Washington Huskies (4-2, 1-2) will host the Arizona Wildcats (3-3, 1-2) on Saturday in a Pac-12 matchup. The Huskies have won the last three head-to-head meetings outright including 21-16 last season, but Arizona covered as a 17-point home dog.
The Arizona Wildcats' 3-3 record has had no streaks of more than one win or one consecutive loss. Last Saturday against Oregon the Wildcats were outgained 580 to 356 in total yardage losing 49-22 as a 13.5-point dog. Arizona also lost the turnover battle 3 to 0.
Arizona had the #10 rushing grade in the country per PFF against Oregon (one of the Top run defenses nationally) in week 6 w/out their lead back, Micheal Wiley. However, Oregon had the #1 Rush offense against Arizona.????.@ArizonaFBall @FootballArizona #arizonawildcats #BearDown pic.twitter.com/nzl86xuAt3
— TheWildcatGuru???? (@Wildcat_Guru) October 13, 2022
On the season, Arizona is 10th in the nation putting up 323.5 passing yards per game and 93rd picking up 137 rushing yards per game. Former Washington State quarterback Jayden De Laura leads the team with 61.8% completions with 15 touchdown passes and seven interceptions.
On defense, the Wildcats are 109th allowing 430.7 yards per game. The pass defense is 29th allowing 201.8 yards, but the rush defense has been abused for 228.8 yards per game which is 127th in the nation.