Anu Solomon Injury: Updates on Arizona QB's Concussion and Return

Arizona Wildcats quarterback Anu Solomon is dealing with a concussion and may not play in Saturday's Pac-12 showdown against Arizona State.  

Continue for updates.

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Solomon 'Questionable' vs. Sun Devils

Thursday, Nov. 19

FoxSports.com's Bruce Feldman provided the update on the Wildcats' sophomore signal-caller, who had lost three straight starts before helping Arizona to a thrilling, double-overtime win over Utah last Saturday.

Solomon was injured in that landmark triumph. He also suffered a concussion against UCLA in late September and missed the subsequent 55-17 loss to Stanford. Considering he's had multiple concussions in a span of mere months, it may be best for Solomon to sit.

Saturday's road trip to Tempe marks the Wildcats' regular-season finale. Solomon was instrumental in ensuring their bowl eligibility in the victory over the Utes, so there's little for Arizona to gain aside from bragging rights over its intrastate rival if any doubt lingers about Solomon's status prior to kickoff.

Jerrard Randall would fill in for Solomon if the latter weren't able to play. Randall isn't as precise of a passer as Solomon but did throw the game-winning touchdown pass to wide receiver Nate Phillips in relief duty against Utah.

The redshirt senior is an excellent ball-carrier who's amassed 680 yards rushing on only 74 carries this season with five TDs on the ground.