Over the past week or so, ESPN.com’s Ted Miller has been creating a “best case/worst case scenario” for every team in the Pac-10. We’ve loved some of his previous entries — mostly because both USC and ASU’s “worst case scenario” involved a Wildcat triumph. And while some might view that as disparaging (”things are so bad, even the Wildcats are beating ‘em”), we’re simple people who don’t look into things too closely.

Today was Arizona’s turn, and while the worst case didn’t turn out to be as gruesome as the above image (save the, “And Sparky dances and dances at Arizona Stadium” line), I certainly wouldn’t recommend it for bedtime reading.

Why am I concentrating on the negatives, you ask? Because Miller loses a lot of credibility when he claims that the ‘Cats can only max out at 9 wins. The talent and scheduling is there for a 10-win season — with USC being the only team that U of A can’t beat “on paper” and double-revenge minded Oregon being a tough, tough road game. Am I arguing that Arizona will win 10 games? Not necessarily. But if we’re gonna talk best case scenario…