Overview
- Jaden Bradley scored 25 points with a career-high five 3-pointers and Brayden Burries added 24, including a late jumper that pushed Arizona ahead for good.
- Arizona erased a 10-point deficit early in the second half with a 14-2 surge, then closed strong while committing just one second-half turnover.
- The Wildcats dominated the glass after halftime with a 23-11 rebounding edge, highlighted by Tobe Awaka’s 10 points and 13 boards and Motiejus Krivas’ 12 points.
- Arizona prevailed despite injuries, with Koa Peat sidelined by a lower-leg issue and Anthony Dell’Orso limited after an ankle and foot sprain.
- The victory completes a two-game Texas sweep after beating then-No. 2 Houston, moves Arizona to 26-2 (13-2 Big 12), and drops Baylor to 14-14 (4-11).