Utah quarterback Cam Rising will be a game-time decision ahead of the Utes’ matchup against Arizona on Saturday night, according to a report from ESPN’s Pete Thamel. Rising missed the last two games after suffering an injury to his throwing hand in Utah’s win against Baylor on Sept.

Isaac Wilson earned his third career start for the Utah Utes in a key Big 12 matchup against Arizona, stepping in once again for veteran quarterback Cam Rising, who remained sidelined due to a lingering hand injury.

In the end, No. 10 Utah (4-1, 1-1 Big 12) was defeated by Arizona (3-1, 1-1) on Saturday night in Salt Lake City, which was led, in part, by an abysmal offensive performance in the first three quarters of the game. Utah’s offense struggled mightily in the red zone, going 1-for-3 in the first half and 2-of-4 by the end of the game.

Cam Rising has been deemed a game-time decision ahead of Utah's important clash with OK-State as his hand is still not considered 100 percent.

Per ESPN's college football insider Pete Thamel, Rising warmed up with a glove on his hand but was having some struggle throwing the ball. Rising was injured in the second quarter of Week 2's win vs. Baylor, when Baylor defensive lineman Treven Ma'ae pushed Rising along the sidelines into the Bears' water coolers.

Wilson, instead, trotted out with the starters for the third week in a row. He helped lead the Utes to a 22-19 win over a then-ranked Oklahoma State last Saturday, becoming the first starting true freshman quarterback in program history to win over an AP Top 25-ranked opponent.

Utah quarterback Cam Rising, who has been snakebit by injuries the past two years, is again expected to be a game-time decision against Arizona on Saturday night, sources told ESPN.