Arizona Predicted to Defeat Baylor 38-28 in Senior Day Matchup
TUCSON, AZ – Arizona is favored to win its final home game of the season against Baylor, with a predicted score of 38-28, according to analysis from Brian Pedersen. The Wildcats will face the Bears with key players sidelined due to injury, including Tristan Bounds and myron Robinson, both ruled out after injuries sustained against Cincinnati. Tia Savea is listed as doubtful.
Baylor boasts a potent passing attack led by quarterback Sawyer Robertson, who leads the conference with 29 touchdowns. Though, Robertson is tied for second in the conference with nine interceptions and is not a significant running threat. Baylor averages over 30 points per game and ranks as the No. 2 passing offense nationally, but also concedes over 30 points per contest.
Arizona’s defense is expected to be a key factor. The Wildcats are tied for the conference lead in interceptions and are among the nation’s top scoring defenses. Analysts believe Arizona’s ability to limit Baylor’s passing game will be decisive.Arizona has recorded its most interceptions since 2019 and consistently converts takeaways into points.
the Wildcats have surpassed 30 points in five games this season and are riding a winning streak, while Baylor is experiencing internal challenges. The game marks the final home appearance for Arizona’s senior class.
