Blake Kerley News

Antolin, a true freshman from Las Vegas, put up 237 all-purpose yards against the Golden Bears.

Small backs Keola Antolin and Nic Grigsby are playing big roles for Arizona. Next up could be Daniel Jenkins.

D ear Mr. Football: Does Stanford have all the smart guys? Smartest guy in the stadium today might be UA athletic director Jim Livengood.

Colin Baxter has studied two weeks for his first big test of the season. The Arizona Wildcats' new starting center can identify defensive fronts and call out assignments.

The Arizona Wildcats do not have to prepare for Washington quarterback Jake Locker anymore, but the unknown could be just as daunting.

Center Blake Kerley has a new role - coach. The Arizona junior is still waiting to undergo season-ending surgery after tearing the anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee against UCLA on Sept.

Mike Diaz left the Rose Bowl on Saturday to cheers from the dozens of relatives and friends who traveled to see him play.

Fridays are usually reserved as a day of focus and rejuvenation for the Arizona football team, given that they have a game the following day.

Arizona center Blake Kerley, 50, injured his left knee in the third quarter of the Wildcats' 31-10 win over UCLA Saturday in Pasadena, Calif.

Replacing starting center Blake Kerley won't be a snap, but Arizona is feeling good that its depth will make up for at least some of the experience being lost.

Starting center Blake Kerley was in pain as he used his crutches to walk up a steep incline after leaving the locker room with a possible sprained anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee.

' Don't expect a lot of sympathy from Arizona coach Mike Stoops about UCLA's injuries and inexperience.

PASADENA, Calif.- A Saturday smorgasbord of sense and nonsense: To put UCLA's injury problems in terms easier to relate to, reverse the roles for Saturday's game.

Blake Kerley's role on the UA offensive line increases in importance today. The junior center is in charge of recognizing New Mexico's blitz schemes.

Not everybody is happy about the Arizona football team averaging 55 points a game.

To open the second half Saturday night against Idaho, the UA deployed just 10 men, one player short, although it should not be interpreted as an act of mercy.

As members of the Arizona football team filtered in and out of their practice facility this week, the first and last thing they saw was a reminder of their position.

The Arizona offensive line has undergone a transformation over the past couple of seasons by becoming bigger and stronger.

Arizona safety Nate Ness had what must be a horrifying thought to most college seniors.

Football and world security are coming together at Fort Huachuca. The University of Arizona football team is on the Army post working out, but by no means are the Wildcats comparing their training to what is ...