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UCLA Football vs Arizona: How to Watch, Betting Odds, Predictions and More

All you need to know about the UCLA Bruins and Arizona Wildcats game.

The #19 playoff-ranked UCLA Bruins are taking on the Arizona Wildcats in a crucial match that can catapult the Bruins higher in the Pac-12 rankings. 

They will have their hands full, as the Wildcats have proven to be a tough opponent for anyone, despite not being ranked for the playoffs. The Wildcats have beaten Oregon State, which ranks #16 for the playoffs. 

The Bruin's defense vs the Wildcats emerging QB will be interesting to watch when the game happens later tonight. 

How to Watch UCLA Bruins vs Arizona Wildcats

The UCLA Bruins (6-2) and Arizona Wildcats (5-3) game will kick off at 7:30 PST. 

The game will air on live TV on Fox Sports 1. Fans can also stream the game online using the fuboTV app. 

Betting Odds

UCLA Bruins are favored -2.5 over the Arizona Wildcats.

Over/Under is 52 points. 

All Bruins Staff Predictions

UCLA 27 - Arizona 24

-James Brizuela

Arizona 30 - UCLA 27

-Noah Camras

UCLA 34 - Arizona 30

-Noal Sanchez

UCLA 30 - Arizona 13

-Ricardo Sandoval

UCLA 30 - Arizona 28

-Matt Levine

Interesting Matchups and More

The UCLA Bruins have one of the best defenses in the country, boasting a top-10 ranking in most categories. Their QB pressure is the highest in the nation, according to PFF. 

It will be interesting to see how the Bruins handle the Arizona Wildcats' emerging QB, Noah Fifita. Fifita came into the game after starting QB, Jayden de Laura, suffered an ankle injury. Despite being cleared to play, the Wildcats have led Fifta to stay in. 

Fifita has been stellar, amassing 1,221 yards, 8 TDs, 3 INTs, and 75% completion in four starts.

Despite Fifta playing lights out, he will be facing a tough defense from the Bruins, who have star Laiatu Latu chasing down QBs

Ethan Garbers had a tougher time last week when dealing with the Colorado Buffaloes, but managed to shake off his first-quarter issues, throwing for 269 yards and 2 TDs. The Wildcats might try to ruffle his feathers early on, in the same way the Buffaloes did. 

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