Arizona Football to Induct McMillan and Robbins into Ring of Honor

Arizona Football to Honor Tetairoa McMillan and Randy Robbins in the Ring of Honor After achieving one of the most outstanding careers in Arizona Wildcats history and preparing for an promising NFL rookie season, Tetairoa McMillan will return to Tucson for the season opener against Hawaii on August 30. This visit will serve not only as a homecoming but also as a special occasion to induct McMillan into the university's prestigious Ring of Honor. Alongside McMillan, former UA cornerback Randy Robbins will also be inducted as the 52nd member of the Ring of Honor, which is prominently displayed along the west side of Arizona Stadium. The event marks a significant recognition of their contributions to Arizona football. McMillan, currently a rookie wide receiver with the Carolina Panthers after being selected eighth overall in the 2025 NFL Draft, left the university as its all-time leader in receiving yards with 3,423. He surpassed the previous record held by Bobby Wade, a Wildcats receiver coach also enshrined in the Ring of Honor, who informed McMillan of his induction earlier this week. McMillan's NFL debut is scheduled for this Friday in a preseason game against the Cleveland Br...