Arizona Wildcats center Kyle Quinn and bandit Jared Tevis weren't ruled out of Saturday's game against the Stanford Cardinal, but Rich Rodriguez gave little update as to how likely it was that they'd play.
The Arizona Daily Star reports that UA's coach remained quiet on each of the starters' statuses.
Tevis sprained his ankle when coming down from a defended pass in the first half. At first glance, it appeared the hybrid safety broke his ankle or leg, but he returned for a defensive series and could run on the injury. He struggled on cuts and in putting on the breaks.
Patrick Onwuasor, the freshman defensive back, took over at the bandit spot for Tevis.
Meanwhile, Quinn was lost in the second half with his own injured ankle. The starting center would be a huge loss not only because he's the leader of the offensive line, but also in that the injury moved inexperienced Addison Bachman to center. Bachman started the year against Toledo as a backup, but his role as greatly increased with the injuries to Quinn, Trace Biskin and Lene Maiava.