During yesterday's media day for the men's basketball team, the reoccurring question of the afternoon posed to head coach Lute Olson had to do with the team's abundance of athletic talent.

"This is the most athletic team I have ever had," Olson said. "We have had other teams that are very athletic but not as deep."

With four incoming freshmen ÷ Andre Iguodala, Hassan Adams, Chris Dunn and Chris Rodgers ÷ all having the ability to fly up and down the basketball court, Olson said that he is going to make a change to his defense this year. [Read article]

Adams, Iguodala form strong bond on court, around campus, and even through their tattoos

Three years ago, a young Jason Gardner and Gilbert Arenas did everything together. Though one was from the Midwest and the other from Southern California, the two quickly bonded. They were even nicknamed Batman and Robin.

This year's version of the superheroes is the duo of Andre Iguodala and Hassan Adams. [Read article]

Name: Jason Johnson
Sport: football
Position: quarterback
Year: senior
Major: business management
Why he won: Johnson threw for an Arizona record 443 yards and three touchdowns in Arizona's 32-28 loss at Washington. Johnson completed 29 of 41 passes and had one interception. Johnson is third in the Pac-10 in passing yards and 10th in the country. [Read article]

I will be the first to admit, things are not perfect at the UA. There are certain things, or lack thereof, that just prevent us students from having an optimal university experience.

Here are a few suggestions to whoever is listening to make this a more student- and sports fan-friendly environment.

1) Pee Wee football at halftime of every UA football game. Halftime is usually when fans have the down time and decide to leave. There isn't anything really hot and exciting about a band walking around making weird shapes and stuff on the field. But watching a 2-foot tall football player take an end around for 30 yards and a score is enough to keep any football fan in the stands. [Read article]

Four days after attending "Midnight Madness," high school senior Kirk Walters made up his mind that Arizona was the place for him.

The 6-foot-10 center from South Christian High School near Grand Rapids, Mich. chose Arizona over Central Michigan and Western Michigan ÷ even after saying on Friday that he wouldn't make his mind up until November. But circumstances changed.

Central Michigan wished to offer the scholarship to another player by this Friday, prompting the hasty decision, said Kirk Walters' father, Ward Walters. [Read article]

Q: Who is the youngest player on the men's basketball team?

A: Hassan Adams, who was born on June 20, 1984