There were some bright spots in a tough loss for Arizona in Corvallis

It was another tough loss for the Arizona Wildcats Saturday as they fell to the Oregon State Beavers 42-17 in Corvallis, Oregon.

It was the Wildcats’ eighth straight loss, but there were some Wildcats that stood out.

Offense: Nate Phillips, WR

Game Stats: 6 receptions, 58 yards, 1 TD

Phillips was a solid option all night for the Arizona quarterbacks. He was very good at getting open and caught most passes thrown his way. He also caught his first touchdown pass of the year.

Nate Phillips already extended his catch streak to 44 games, and he decided he'd add a touchdown to that. #BearDown https://t.co/6XrAHF6dEk
— Arizona Football (@ArizonaFBall) November 20, 2016

Phillips happened to extend his reception streak to 44 games as well.

Defense: Demetrius Flannigan-Fowles, S

Game Stats: 13 tackles, 8 solo, 1.0 tackles for loss

After having a rough outing last week against the Colorado Buffaloes, DFF had a solid showing Saturday in Corvallis. He led the team with 13 tackles, including a TFL. His solid tackling is a breath of fresh air for a young and inexperienced secondary.

Special Teams: Jake Glatting, P

Yes, you read that right. Glatting, who before last week hadn’t played, had a decent night punting. He had 120 yards on three punts. He was able to pin Oregon State deep in their own territory twice, including a punt that landed at the OSU 6-yard line.