A little over 48 hours after a knock-down, drag-out loss to Houston, Tommy Lloyd's team marched into one of the loudest venues in the country and emerged with an impressive 74-67 Big 12 road victory over Baylor.

The Tony Padilla-led officiating crew was quite active on Saturday, with BYU and Arizona being called for 39 total fouls in 40 minutes of play. The final foul call of the night fe

The win gives Houston a two-game lead over Arizona with just six games to play. The Wildcats are now tied for second place in the Big 12 with Texas Tech (20-5, 11-3). "We played w

On a day of college hoops that featured massive SEC clashes, the second Saint Mary’s-Gonzaga matchup of the season, and a non-conference showdown at MSG between Duke and Illinois, the game of the day was without question a late-night tip-off between Arizona and BYU.

Arizona has lost three of its last four games by a combined eight points, including Saturday night's 96-95 loss to BYU that was decided by a questionable foul call. The bad call aside, Arizona coach Tommy Lloyd said his team needs to be more focused.

In a game that had 137 possessions and nearly 200 points, a foul called with 3.2 seconds left ended up deciding the outcome. Or did it? While Tommy Lloyd disagreed with the foul called on Trey Townsend that allowed BYU to win 96-95,