Meeting in unfamiliar territory, UCLA and Arizona may feel like perfect strangers
Briefly

The matchup between UCLA and Arizona, historically a premium event, is now taking place as a nonconference game for a name, image, and likeness fundraiser.
With Arizona's current struggles, Mick Cronin noted, "They've had a lot of change in their personnel," suggesting their season's difficulties stem from roster adjustments.
Despite their 4-4 record, metrics indicate Arizona's team remains formidable, maintaining a No. 24 ranking in offensive efficiency and No. 37 in defensive efficiency.
This game is uniquely strange given its neutral site and lack of previous crowd enthusiasm, marking a significant shift in the rivalry's atmosphere.
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