Saturday's Spring Game was no doubt confusing for Arizona football fans. Coaches consulted their rosters after every true freshman or junior college transfer entered the game. Number changes - like junior wideout Ricky Williams and Gainus Scott both wearing No. 2 - popped up from time to time.

Scott, a junior-to-be who moved from running back to cornerback, is among the high-profile players who have changed positions this spring, along with sophomore Sean Jones and freshman Brent Bolden. Jones moved from fullback to linebacker, while Bolden switched from running back to cornerback to safety. [Read article]

Hey Arizona Department of Fish and Game: You missed one in your hunt for wild cats.

The time has come for the UA to consider a mascot change. Wilbur, we love you, but maybe it's time you were taken out of Sabino Canyon with the rest of the wild cats.

I'm talking to you, Wilbur - the same mascot who blew out his knee tackling the Arkansas Razorbacks' mascot from behind in a 1995 Final Four game. [Read article]

The Arizona softball team started the season with a school-record 34-game winning streak and just set the mark for most wins without a second loss.

The No. 1 ranked Wildcats (43-1, 7-0 Pacific 10 Conference) bested the 1994 team that finished 64-3 and the 1995 team that went 66-6. Both teams had a record of 38-1 before losing for a second time. The 1994 Wildcats won the national title.

"I think it is outstanding. I knew we were kind of close to some kind of record, but I don't really pay much attention to that," said acting head coach Larry Ray. [Read article]

The UA women's golf team entered the first round of the Pac-10 Championships knowing one thing: Make the putts or make big numbers.

The latter happened yesterday, putting the women alone in seventh place in Somis, Calif.

"The greens are brutal," said head coach Greg Allen. "They are fast with a lot of subtle breaks."

Host and heavy favorite UCLA leads after yesterday's round with a 20-over par 308. [Read article]