Nice way to finish the home season

The Arizona women’s soccer team hasn’t been doing as great as last year’s NCAA Tournament team, but on Sunday, they closed out the home schedule with a bang. In double OT against Cal, on Senior Day, it was junior Cali Crisler who found herself in the right spot to put the ball in the back of the net and end the game, giving Arizona a 2-1 victory. “It wasn’t the prettiest goal,” Crisler said to Ryan Kelapire afterwards, “but I knew I had to get my body on it someway to deflect it in.”

.@ArizonaWSoccer's Cali Crisler's GAME-WINNING GOAL in DOUBLE OT scores the #12Best Moment! https://t.co/4Wmuscrsvn
— Pac-12 Network (@Pac12Network) October 30, 2016

- To finish out Homecoming weekend, softball held its alumni game, and apparently Taryne Mowatt tore her ACL. Even former Arizona greats can’t escape the injury bug

- Volleyball lost to Oregon State in four sets

- Men’s tennis closed their final fall tournament on a high note

Basketball

- Check out this latest highlight reel of 2018 PG Tre Jones from Courtside Films

- The Brooklyn Nets are exercising their team option on Rondae Hollis-Jefferson

- Nick Johnson has signed with the FC Bayern basketball club

- Check out William Cohen’s preview of the team this year. And of course, with an exhibition game on Tuesday, you should read Ryan’s ridiculously in-depth preview

Football

- Rob Gronkowski set the Patriots all-time receiving TDs record by scoring his 69th TD, and gave his mom a shoutout after the game along with a slight giggle after saying 69. However, for whatever reason, the Bills say they were unimpressed. Maybe they should have stopped him

- If you want to read any of our stuff on this weekend’s loss, you can find it all right here

- Be sure to vote in our Pac-12 Power Rankings

- Next up is Washington State, so we took a quick look at that offense mostly. Also, that game will be played at 1 PM PT. Everyone rejoice!