Share Tweet On Tuesday night, Arizona re-found Love. Actually, Love found Love or the meaning of it when it comes to the basketball court. He – Caleb Love – had been MIA for some time. And Arizona can’t afford that if it hopes to gain or maintain any traction in the Big 12 Conference.
Tucson, Arizona; Saturday, 3 p.m. EST BETMGM SPORTSBOOK LINE: Wildcats -15.5; over/under is 150.5 BOTTOM LINE: Arizona faces Colorado after Caleb Love scored 27 points in Arizona's 92-78 victory against the Oklahoma State Cowboys.
Colorado will look to end its longest losing streak since the 2016-17 season and earn its first Big 12 victory when the Buffaloes play at former Pac-12 foe Arizona on
After playing their first seven Big 12 games against new conference opponents, the Arizona Wildcats will finally see a familiar face on Saturday. Arizona (12-6,
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Arizona faces the Colorado Buffaloes after Caleb Love scored 27 points in Arizona's 92-78 victory over the Oklahoma State Cowboys.
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Arizona scores on 8 of 11 possessions to close the first half, setting the tone for the rest of the game as the Cowboys lost 92-78.
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With a cold lingering in his throat and plenty to, um, discuss with officials Tuesday night at Oklahoma State, Arizona coach Tommy Lloyd brought a hoarse voice