PASADENA, Calif. (AP) — Whether Nick Foles or Matt Scott lines up for the first snap behind Arizona’s offensive line at the Rose Bowl on Saturday, the 15th-ranked Wildcats already know their offense is likely to click.
UCLA is certain Richard Brehaut will be its quarterback, yet the Bruins have no idea what to expect from their popgun Pistol offense and a defense that’s about to get another brutal Pac-10 test.
Arizona (6-1, 3-1 Pac-10) has kept Foles’ health under wraps throughout the week leading up to arguably the least intimidating game left on the Wildcats’ schedule. His sprained right knee kept him out of last week’s win over Washington, but Scott scarcely made a mistake in his place.
UCLA coach Rick Neuheisel doesn’t expect any breaks from the Wildcats’ purring offense no matter who’s calling the shots.
