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Nick Foles first posted this Tweet about Arizona’s win over Washington State …
Proud to be a Wildcat!!
— Nick Foles (@NFoles_9) October 26, 2014
He must have felt some heat with the Eagles playing at Arizona on Sunday because he later posted this:
It should go without saying but I'm also beyond proud to be an Eagle!! Time to shut down and focus on tomorrow. #FlyEaglesFly
— Nick Foles (@NFoles_9) October 26, 2014
A Tweet from Arizona’s current quarterback, who like Foles has only one defeat this season:
Glory all to God!! Proud of my teammates on responding to adversity. Don't sleep on WAZU. Great team. Beardown! @ZonaZooOfficial
— Anu Solomon (@anu_solomon) October 26, 2014
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The last time Arizona shared the conference lead heading into November was in 1994. This is the first year the Wildcats have been in control of their own destiny in the conference standings heading into the month.
1994 PAC-10 STANDINGS
HEADING INTO NOVEMBER
Before games of Nov. 5, 1994
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Team,Conf,Pct,All,Pct
Arizona,4-1,.800,6-2,.750
WSU,4-1,.800,6-2,.750
USC,4-1,.800,5-2,.714
Oregon,4-1,.800,6-3,.667
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2014 PAC-10 SOUTH STANDINGS
After UA’s win over Washington State
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Team,Conf,Pct,All,Pct
ASU,4-1,.800,6-1,.857
Arizona,3-1,.750,6-1,.857
Utah,3-1,.750,6-1,.857
USC,4-2,.667,5-3,.625
UCLA,3-2,.600,6-2,.750
Colorado,0-5,.000,2-6,.250
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Highlights from Cats win over Cougars
http://t.co/B3gvBxWmPr
— Brian Jeffries (@catspbp) October 26, 2014
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History would be made if Arizona and ASU get into the Top 10 at the same time.
ASU No.14/#ArizonaWildcats No.15, never in Top 10 in same wk. Closest: Twice in 1986. UA No.10/ASU No.11 (9/23) & ASU No.4/UA No.11 (Final)
— Javier Morales (@JavierJMorales) October 26, 2014
Davonte’ Neal gives credit for his first collegiate punt return for a touchdown.
S/o to my punt return squad. Without those key blocks I couldn't have done it.
— Davonte Neal (@DavonteNeal) October 26, 2014
Mind-boggling: Scooby Wright’s three sacks against Washington State matches Arizona’s season-high in 2011 when defensive end C.J. Parish tallied that amount all season.
AUDIO: @ArizonaFBall LB Scooby Wright describes how the Wildcats have come together as a team https://t.co/zFvIpon2bw
— SiriusXM College (@SiriusXMCollege) October 26, 2014
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ARIZONA SEASON SACK LEADERS
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Sacks,Player,Pos.,Year
19,Tedy Bruschi,DE,1993
14.5,Tedy Bruschi,DE,1995
13,Steve Boadway,OLB,1984
12,Danny Lockett,OLB,1985
11.5,Joe Salave’a,DT,1997
11,Chuck Osborne,DT,1994
11,Reggie Johnson,DT,1990
11,Ricky Elmore,DE,2010
10.5,Ricky Elmore,DE,2009
10.5,Stan Mataele,DT,1986
10,Jon Abbott,DT,1977
10,Chris Singleton,OLB,1989
10,Joe Tafoya,DT,2000
9,Daniel Greer,DT,1998
9,Scooby Wright,OLB,2014
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Forced fumbles are also part of Scooby’s snacks.
Scooby Wright with 5 forced fumbles this season. No UA player with more since 1973. Ricky Hunley ('83) & Chris Singleton ('88) also w/ 5.
— Blair Willis (@BlairWillisUA) October 26, 2014
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ALLSPORTSTUCSON.com publisher, writer and editor Javier Morales is a former Arizona Press Club award winner. He also writes articles for Bleacher Report and Lindy’s College Sports.
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