Arizona has lost three of its last four games by a combined eight points, including Saturday night's 96-95 loss to BYU that was decided by a questionable foul call. The bad call aside, Arizona coach Tommy Lloyd said his team needs to be more focused.

Prior to Saturday, Arizona was 43-1 under Tommy Lloyd when it scored 90 points in a game. After facing BYU, however, that record is now 43-2. Lloyd’s No. 19-ranked Wildcats fell in dramatic, 96-95 fashion to the Cougars Saturday night in Tucson, with a controversial foul call leading to the eventual game-winning free throws from Richie Saunders.

Arizona coach Tommy Lloyd wasn't a fan of the foul call that sent BYU's Richie Saunders to the line late in Saturday's game.

Arizona athletic director Desireé Reed-Francois issued an apology late Saturday night on behalf of the university and athletic department after fans started a disparaging chant aimed at BYU inside the McKale Center in Tucson,

A little over 48 hours after a knock-down, drag-out loss to Houston, Tommy Lloyd's team marched into one of the loudest venues in the country and emerged with an impressive 74-67 Big 12 road victory over Baylor.

BYU shot 55.4% from the field and hit 14 of 31 3-pointers (45.2%), with guard Richie Saunders leading the way with 23 points.

On a day of college hoops that featured massive SEC clashes, the second Saint Mary’s-Gonzaga matchup of the season, and a non-conference showdown at MSG between Duke and Illinois, the game of the day was without question a late-night tip-off between Arizona and BYU.