In preparation for Arizona's first Big 12 conference game, the offense has taken full advantage of the bye week in route to Saturdays matchup against No. 10 Utah.

Injuries, penalties, and play calling inefficiencies have been the main concerns on that side of the ball during the first quarter of the season and those details appear to have been the priority during the break.

Offensive coordinator Dino Babers and quarterback Noah Fifita along with tight end Keyan Burnett spoke to the media on Tuesday and here are the five takeaways.

Ever since Arizona's offensive explosion in the season opener, Babers' side of the ball has been inefficient and unable to catch sustainable rhythm.

He even agreed when touching on the opening drive of the Kansas State game where the offense moved the ball down the field with ease before punching in a touchdown. After that "it went all downhill" and was the last drive the Wildcats came away with points.

"Coaches have been working hard, players have been working hard," Babers said. "We're looking forward to getting back out there."

The team has put a lot of emphasis on their mistakes in the break and they're amped to see "what's going to come out" against Utah on Saturday.