Last season, Arizona Wildcats QB Khalil Tate took the PAC-12 and college football by storm. After October, Tate lead an Arizona offense that was held under 30 points just once. Over that stretch of nine games, Tate rushed for 1,325 yards, which was a stunning 147 yards per game. During that stretch, however, Arizona’s offense was far from Army’s rush only offense.
In that same stretch, Tate completed 106 of the 170 passes he attempted. resulting in a completion percentage of 62.3 percent over that stretch. With such a late season push, Tate brought Arizona football into the college football spotlight, and threatened for the Heisman late in the year.