Top-ranked Arizona narrowly escaped against No. 13 BYU, securing an 86-83 victory. Brayden Burries' clutch block in the final seconds preserved the Wildcats' undefeated record. Burries finished with 29 points, a performance that helped Arizona match its best-ever season start. Jaden Bradley contributed 26 points, fueling the Wildcats' offense.

BYU mounted a furious comeback, cutting a 19-point deficit to one late in the game. Despite AJ Dybantsa's 24 points, the Cougars couldn't complete the rally, suffering their first home loss. The Wildcats' strong first-half performance, fueled by turnovers, set the stage for their win. Arizona's impressive start has them looking like a top contender.

This win keeps Arizona at the top of the rankings and extends their impressive streak. The Wildcats' ability to close out a tough game against a ranked opponent speaks to their resilience. Their next challenge will be maintaining this momentum as they navigate the remainder of the season.

Next, college basketball fans will be watching to see how long Arizona can keep its winning streak alive. With a deep roster and a proven ability to win close games, the Wildcats are poised for a deep postseason run. The team's strong start has generated considerable buzz.