TUCSON – Many Arizona Wildcats would like to forget the team’s Sept. 26 loss to UCLA.
Anu Solomon, for one, doesn’t remember a second of it.
“Nothing,” Solomon said, “not a thing.”
The Wildcats’ quarterback suffered a concussion when a Bruins defender’s knee struck him in the head during the second quarter of the 56-30 loss. Solomon retreated to the locker room for concussion-related tests, and didn’t return for the second half. He missed the next week’s game against Stanford before returning for UA’s 44-7 win over Oregon State.
“Even after talking to people, I don’t remember that night,” Solomon said Monday in his first time talking to press since the hit.