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Podcast: Early 2026 Arizona Season Preview | Cover 3 Summer School
- Arizona's rebuilt receiver and tight end rooms looked good throughout spring, with Illinois transfer Cole Ruskey joining a group that expects Tyler Powell back from injury.
- The offensive line showed promise despite limited starting experience, but the positive evaluation came in shells and remains unproven under full game conditions.
- Safety injuries disrupted the spring competition after four players moved to the next level, creating extra work for returner Gavin Honer and walk-on Quinnelson.
- Wesley Yarborough had a strong spring at running back while Craig and Rescigno were out, and Cornelius Warren gives the room a different style from the other options.
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Two positions changes
- DB room bolstered via transfers; linebacker depth remains scarce, prompting Patmon positional shift.
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- Dalton Johnson proved doubters wrong—taller and faster than expected; Safety U.
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3 straight years
- Likely highest true safety ever drafted from University of Arizona.
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Treydan Stukes
- DB: Come join T-Mac on the Panthers, we need both a Safety and a Nickel
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Q&A with Arizona cornerback coach Chip Viney
- Arizona CB coach prioritized portal guys who fit system immediately: Tyrese Boss (starter at Wyoming), Dwight Bootle (Nebraska/Charlotte starter, wiry/quick).
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