Arizona AD apologizes for offensive chants directed at BYU players during Wildcats' controversial loss
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,
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