Bruce Pascoe

Arizona equipment manager Brian Brigger returns to Cincinnati, where he grew up loving the Bengals, Reds, Xavier basketball and the local version of "chili." The Wildcats face the Bearcats Saturday.

Scouting report for Arizona men's basketball vs. Cincinnati Saturday.

CINCINNATI – Carter Bryant had eight points and three rebounds over just eight minutes off the bench to spark the Arizona Wildcats to a 39-26 halftime lead over Cincinnati on

CINCINNATI – Three weeks after kicking away a 13-point lead in a loss to UCLA, the Arizona Wildcats found a way to overcome another potential meltdown.

Arizona Wildcats basketball (8-5, 2-0) beat the No. 16 Cincinnati Bearcats (10-3, 0-2) in their first road Big 12 matchup this season.

The Wildcats had roughly 1,000 or so of their own fans in Cincinnati, including family, with the Bearcats’ arena located within an easy drive of metropolitan areas where UA alums

Arizona redshirt sophomore Henri Veesaar is playing a bigger role inside, especially without injured center Motiejus Krivas, playing starter's minutes and helping the Wildcats beat Cincinnati on Saturday.

West Virginia jumped into the AP Top 25 poll Monday at No. 21 while guard Javon Small was named the Big 12's Player of the Week before the Mountaineers host

Arizona point guard Jaden Bradley played 38 minutes over each of the Wildcats' first two Big 12 games, and may need to do the same Tuesday at West Virginia, but

While Arizona and West Virginia already faced each other less than six weeks ago in the Battle 4 Atlantis, both Mountaineers coach Darian DeVries and UA associate head coach Jack