Arizona Wildcats to be Tested in NCAA College Football
The offense of the Arizona Wildcats can't run the ball. Their defense has allowed too many big plays.
Pay no attention to all that stuff. Through four games, the Arizona Wildcats are playing .500 football and, despite their struggles, are on pace to make their first bowl game since 1998. With that in mind, here's what the Wildcats must do to stay on point, starting with Saturday's game against Washington.
Establish the run. From Pop Warner to the pros, every level of football starts with the running game. Arizona is averaging 28.4 rushing yards per game against Division I-A schools this year. Scary.
Strike early. The offensive highlight of the 2006 season has been a 14-play, 79-yard drive that started the Stephen F. Austin game. Predictably, the dominant drive set the tone for a good game.
Find the end zone. Arizona has scored just five touchdowns through four games. Both passing scores have gone to Anthony Johnson.
Improve on third down. The Cats converted on just three of 15 third downs against LSU and two of 12 against USC. Good teams move the ball on big plays.
The Arizona Wildcats are playing good college football and Washington could very well be their first true test to see if they can go all the way in NCAA College Football this season.
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