The Cougar defense held the Wildcats scoreless through 59 minutes in a 20-7 victory to extend what was the nation’s second longest active win streak to 11 straight games. Hall went 26-39 for 288 yards with two touchdowns and no interceptions. The Cougars also got a big performance from Unga. He led BYU in rushing (68 yards on 15 carries) and receiving with 127 yards on nine receptions. Unga also had two touchdowns, one through the air and one on the ground. His performance earned him MWC Player of the Week honors. After converting one first down in their first drive the Wildcats faced a fourth-and-five at the BYU 30. They decided to go for it with a hand off to Chris Jennings up the middle, but he was stopped three yards short of the first down. The Cougars took over at their own 28-yard line and scored on a 27-yard pass to Unga seven plays later. BYU took a 7-0 lead on that 72-yard drive. Later in the second quarter BYU took advantage of great field position from Arizona’s 36-yard line by putting together a seven-play drive for another Cougar score. This time it was a two-yard pass from Hall to tight end Dennis Pitta. Facing a third-and-five with just under five minutes remaining in the third quarter, Unga caught the ball coming out of the backfield across the middle and was hit by a few Wildcats. It appeared as though he was down but no whistle was blown and Unga kept pumping his feet and eventually broke it outside for a 45-yard gain.