With a commendable 9-3 overall record in the regular season, including a 7-2 mark in the Pac-12, the Arizona Wildcats are set to make an appearance in a college football bowl game. While the official announcement of the bowl game and opponent is pending, college football analysts are leaning towards a consensus projection.
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According to multiple sources, including 247 Sports’ Brad Crawford, the prevailing expectation is that the Arizona Wildcats will face the Oklahoma Sooners in the Alamo Bowl in San Antonio on December 28. The Sooners, boasting a 10-2 overall record from the Big 12, present a formidable opponent for the Wildcats.
Crawford commented on the potential matchup, stating, “Now, red-hot Arizona moves into this spot — or perhaps the Holiday Bowl — as the prize for a spectacular showing down the stretch under Jedd Fisch. If the Wildcats make this game, it would be Arizona’s second all-time appearance. Oklahoma has played in this game once as well.”
The Alamo Bowl could witness an exciting clash between two teams with impressive seasons. The Wildcats, led by head coach Jedd Fisch, demonstrated their prowess in the latter part of the season. Oklahoma, perennially strong, is eyeing a potential New Year’s Six game depending on the latest rankings update.
While Arizona narrowly missed the Pac-12 Championship game, their performance has earned them a significant bowl appearance. The official confirmation of the bowl game and the awaited matchup against Oklahoma will be disclosed following the College Football Playoff field announcement on Sunday.
If the projections hold true, the Arizona Wildcats versus Oklahoma Sooners matchup in the Alamo Bowl promises an engaging and competitive spectacle, providing football fans with an enticing postseason showdown.
