Arizona Desert Swarm · Nov 29, 2020
What we learned from Arizona’s loss to UCLA
Photo by Jayne Kamin-Oncea/Getty Images The Arizona Wildcats suffered their program-record 10th straight loss on Saturday, falling to the UCLA Bruins 27-10 at the Rose Bowl.
The Wildcats are notorious slow starters on the road, but actually scored first before allowing 20 unanswered points.
Here is what we learned from the defeat, which dropped the Wildcats to 0-3 on the season. (Our full recap can be found here.)
No QB is going to be successful behind this offensive line
It’d be easy to say the Wildcats would have won this game if their starting quarterback was healthy. They only mustered 300 yards after Grant Gunnell was knocked out with a shoulder injury on the very first play of the game.