By Jason Scheer, Wildcat Authority: As expected, sources have confirmed to WildcatAuthority.com that quarterback Jordan McCloud is out for the season with multiple leg injuries sustained in the loss to UCLA on Saturday.
Arizona head coach Jedd Fisch will announce the news during his weekly Monday press conference, but McCloud sustained a major knee and leg injury early in the third quarter when he was rolled on and tackled by a UCLA defender.
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