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2025 University of Arizona Football
Saturday, Nov. 1  |  Boulder, Colo.  |  Folsom Field

Arizona Wildcats (5-3, 2-3) at Colorado Buffaloes (3-6, 1-5)

 


TEAM NOTES

  • The Wildcats 38 points in the first half were their most in a half since dropping 38 at Arizona State in the 2023 Territorial Cup.
  • Arizona's five turnovers gives them 18 for the season, surpassing their mark of 16 from last year.
  • Arizona's 17 first quarter points are their second most of the season (24, vs. Weber State).
  • Today's game captains are: QB Noah Fifita, OL Ka'ena Decambra, DB Treydan Stukes, and LB Max Harris.
  • Colorado won the opening coin toss and elected to defer to the second half. Arizona elected to receive the opening kick.


INDIVIDUAL NOTES

  • WR Tre Spivey now has seven touchdowns on just 12 touches this season.
  • WR Kris Hutson's first quarter touchdown reception was his third of the season and the seventh of his career.
  • WR Gio Richardson's 60-yard touchdown reception was the first score of his collegiate career.
  • QB Noah Fifita is up to 21 touchdown passes on the year, the second most of his career (25, 2023).
  • RB Kedick Reescano found the end zone midway through the third quarter, marking his third straight game with a rushing touchdown.


TRACKING (last updated: Arizona 52, Colorado 14; Q3, 9:11)

  • QB Noah Fifita's 7,997 career passing yards are third most in program history. He is 1,215 passing yards shy of moving past Willie Tuitama (9,211; 2005–08) for second in program history.
  • QB Noah Fifita's 65 career passing touchdowns are the third most in program history. He is two passing touchdowns shy of the two players tied for the program record with 67 pass TDs: Nick Foles (2009–11) and Willie Tuitama (2005–08).
 


Previous Postgame Notes

Hawai'i (Aug. 30) Weber State (Sept. 6) Kansas State (Sept. 12) Iowa State (Sept. 27)
Oklahoma State (Oct. 4) BYU (Oct. 11) Houston (Oct. 18) Colorado (Nov. 1)
Kansas (Nov. 8) Cincinnati (Nov. 15) Baylor (Nov. 22) Arizona State (Nov. 28)


 
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