A look at 12 sets of numbers that could play a significant role in deciding the outcome of the Territorial Cup matchup between Arizona and ASU.
Michael Lev Arizona and Arizona State are set to square off for the 96th time. The history of the Territorial Cup series runs deep.
Combined winsArizona and ASU have combined for only seven victories. That’s the lowest total in the series since 2016 — not counting 2020, when the teams played abbreviated schedules because of the pandemic. The Wildcats are fueled by big plays. They have 63 pass plays of 20-plus yards, tied for most in the nation. ASU is tied for 60th with 36.
There are two sizable disparities in their profiles. First, Bourguet has a much higher completion rate . He’s also much harder to sack. Arizona has the worst ratio in the league at 22-2. The UA is tied with Michigan State for the fewest interceptions in the country.
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