Friday Night Matchup in Tucson
\nTCU football visits Arizona for a Friday night Big 12 matchup, according to Sports Illustrated. The Horned Frogs travel to Tucson to face the No. 24 Wildcats, marking a significant road test for the team.
\nThe Frogs pulled off a comeback win against Kansas last Saturday, but they will need a more complete performance to beat Arizona, SI reported.
\n\nWildcats Offensive Weapons
\nArizona quarterback Noah Fifita totals 3,228 passing yards and 29 touchdowns from last year. This year, Fifita has 2,481 passing yards and 19 touchdowns with four regular-season games remaining.
\nAgainst Texas Tech, Fifita threw for a season-high 417 yards and one touchdown on a 94-yard strike to Isaiah Mizell.
\nIsaiah Mizell has 675 receiving yards, ranking 23rd nationally entering week 10. Over his last three games, Mizell recorded 21 receptions for 499 yards and four touchdowns.
\nAgainst West Virginia, Mizell had six receptions for 183 yards and two touchdowns. Against Iowa State, Mizell had eight receptions for 134 yards and one touchdown. At Texas Tech, Mizell had seven receptions for 182 yards and one touchdown.
\nMizell leads Arizona with six receiving touchdowns and averages nearly 20 yards per catch.
\n\nArizona Defensive Statistics
\nPass protection is a vulnerability for Arizona; Fifita was sacked five times against Texas Tech. Arizona has allowed 22 sacks this season, the second-most in the Big 12.
\nArizona linebacker Chase Kennedy leads the team with six sacks, including five solo sacks. Arizona linebacker Taye Brown leads the Wildcats with 47 total tackles and 20 solo tackles.
\nArizona linebacker Dash Fifita has contributed three sacks and five tackles for loss. Arizona is tied for second in the Big 12 with 25 sacks this season.
\nArizona is tied for the second-fewest interceptions in the Big 12 with two. Junior safeties Quinn Olson and Cam Chapa are the only Arizona players to intercept a pass this season, with one apiece.
\nArizona has forced six f

