It wasn’t your imagination; Arizona’s 34-7 home loss to Colorado was about as ugly as it gets.

But from a ratings standpoint, the Wildcats weren’t nearly as bad in some areas as they were at others during what is quickly becoming a losing season. According to Pro football focusThe UA’s overall grade of 65.0 on Saturday was slightly better than BYU’s 64.5 from the week before, but that grade was heavily influenced by the defense.

Arizona’s defense scored 75.3, second-best this season and behind only the 84.3 it earned for beating NAU in Week 2. The Wildcats’ run defense (83.4) was also second to NAU match and they recorded their second-best tackling grade (67.2) of the season.

In attack, however, it was a completely different (and bad) story. Arizona posted a 53.4 grade for its time with the ball, its lowest since October 2021, when it posted a 52.9 grade in a 34-0 loss to Colorado.

The passing game was the main culprit, with a pass-blocking grade of 42.7 the lowest since a 33.9 at Utah in 2022.

For the season, Arizona’s overall grade has dropped from 81.8 to 72nd out of 134 FBS schools. Next weekend’s opponent, West Virginia, is ranked 69th^e at 81.8.

Below are the overall numbers and snap counts for every UA player who saw time on offense or defense against Colorado, as well as some superlatives.

Offence

• c Jos Bakker (66, 68.7)
• LG Wendell Moe (66, 63.6)
• RT Jonah Savaiinaea (66, 62.3)
• RG Alex Doost (66, 54.9)
• QB Noah Fifita (59, 57.8)
• WR Tetairoa McMillan (56, 57.8)
• RB Quality Conley (47, 64.8)
• WR Montana Lemonious – Craig (47, 52.1)
• AT Sam Olson (41, 52.2)
• WR Jeremiah Patterson (31, 57.2)
• LT Rhino Tapa’atoutai (30, 61.4)
• OEL Michael Wooten (30, 21.9)
• WR Chris Hunter (27, 61.9)
• AT Roberto Miranda (22, 56.7)
• RB Kedrick Reescano (16, 67.6)
• WR Devin Hyatt (12, 45.5)
• WR Reymello Murphy (7, 55.4)
• QB Cole Tannenbaum (7, 28.9)
• WR Jackson Holman (6, 60.6)
• OEL Ryan Stewart (6, 28.9)
• WR Rex Haynes (5, 58.9)
• WR Jaden Clark (4, 60.3)
• WR A.J. Jones (3, 60.1)
• AT Tyler Powell (3, 57.6)
• RB Brandon Johnson (2, 55.6)
• FB Kayden Lucas (1, 65.7)

Defense

• S Jack Luttrell (76, 80.5)
• CB Owen Goss (76, 65.8)
• S Dalton Johnson (71, 63.9)
• CB Emmanuel Karnley (71, 63.8)
• S Genesis Smith (71, 56.3)
• THE Chase Kennedy (52, 70.2)
• D.T Stanley Ta’ufo’ou (45, 68.4)
• THE Tre Smith (45, 67.8)
• CB Tacario Davis (43, 58.9)
• D.T Ta’ita’i Uiagalelei (42, 63.5)
• CB Demetrius Freeney (33, 69.1)
• THE Lance Kenley (33, 66.1)
• THE Dominic Lolesio (28, 66.7)
• L.B Kamuela Ka’aihue (27, 70.3)
• L.B Tay Brown (25, 69.7)
• L.B Jacob Manu (25, 60.7)
• THE Sterling Lane II (23, 66.3)
• D.T Kevon Darton (20, 62.9)
• D.T Julian Savaiinaea (8, 67.6)
• D.T Keanu Mailoto (8, 61.4)
• CB John Price (5, 62.5)
• CB Gavin Hunter (5, 62.0)
• L.B Jared Klein (4, 67.8)

Highest Rated Offensive Starter: Baker (68.7)

Highest Rated Defensive Starter: Luttrell (80.5)

Lowest Rated Offensive Starter: Lemonious – Craig (52.1)

Lowest Rated Defensive Starter: G Smit (56.3)

Highest rated subs: Reescano (67.6)

Top pass blocker: Baker (85.4)

Top run blocker: Tired (65.0)

Best defender: Kennedy (82.0)

Top pass rusher: T Brown (68.1)

Top Tacker: Goss (82.0)

Top coverage: Luttrell (85.3)