Arizona returns Noah Fifita and key pieces of the offensive line from last year's 9-win team, but the Wildcats have been required to reload at other key positions. Arizona offensive coordinator Seth Doege joins us for a position-by-position breakdown heading into 2026, returners and newcomers to watch, and much more.

Brayden Burries is headed to Milwaukee, Koa Peat is staying home, Desiree Reed-Francois may be headed out of town, and President Garimella may not be far behind. We break it all down in a "free-for-all" edition of Wildcat Country.

The Arizona Wildcats' defense was one of the most surprising units in college football in 2025. Can we expect a repeat performance (or better) in 2026? Defensive coordinator Danny Gonzales joins us for a position-by-position breakdown, thoughts on the 100th Territorial Cup game, the Brendan Sorsby situation, and a lot more!

We're reacting to the fallout of the court decision to allow Brendan Sorsby to play football at Texas Tech next season. Should Arizona and other Big 12 schools refuse to play the Red Raiders in 2026? Plus, Arizona Wildcats reporter Mackenzie Hamilton makes her Wildcat Country debut to discuss her favorite moments from the 2025-26 season, and her favorite athletes and sports to cover during her three years on the job.

Koa Peat is officially NBA-bound, leaving Arizona with a big hole at the power forward position heading into next season. How will Tommy Lloyd fill it, and how will the rest of the roster shake out? ESPN hoops analyst Fran Fraschilla joins us with an early preview of the 2026-27 season. Plus, did Koa make the right decision? Will Milan Momcilovic head to Tucson? And what do we think about the game times just announced for UA football in 2026?

Arizona's 2025-26 athletic season is nearly complete, and we have some thoughts on the biggest surprises, biggest disappointments and best games and moments of one of the most memorable seasons in recent years. Plus, thoughts on the the future of the softball and baseball programs, a recap of an awesome event with Tommy Lloyd, Brent Brennan and others at Dirtbag's in Phoenix - and finally, a new intro to the show!

When Arizona isn't a basketball school, it's a tennis school. Clancy Shields, head coach of the men's tennis team, joins us to discuss the Wildcats' run to the Elite Eight of the NCAA championships, and what it'll take to knock off top-seeded Wake Forest in Athens. Plus, the latest on Koa Peat's future, the 76-team NCAA Tournament, and a softball Regionals preview.

It’s a Wildcat Country crossover event! Mike Luke, host of the AZ12 Wildcats Podcast, joins us for a “State of the Wildcats” episode. Topics include: Should Koa Peat return to Arizona? What will the athletic department look like by year’s end? And with Texas Tech possibly losing its starting QB, is Arizona football a true Big 12 contender?

How is Arizona football looking after spring camp, and can the Wildcats keep the momentum going after an impressive 2025? Barrett Baker makes his record 31st appearance on Wildcat Country to share his thoughts. Plus, should we be concerned with the lack of transfer portal activity for UA men's basketball? Also, Eric shares some heartfelt thoughts and memories of an elderly Wildcat fan he became close with during their time cheering on Arizona football.

The transfer portal is open, and Arizona men's basketball has made a couple early moves - but a lot of questions are still unanswered. Former Wildcat and current broadcaster Matt Muehlebach joins us to look back at an outstanding season and share reasons for optimism going forward. Plus, what should we make of UA's additions in the backcourt?