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Maae is listed as questionable for Friday's game between the 25th-ranked Wildcats and No. 20 Arizona State in Tempe. 

Arizona cornerback Jay'Vion Cole and running back Quincy Craig, who both missed last game, are questionable for this week. 

Arizona defensive tackle Tiaoalii Savea, who was initially questionable, has been moved to doubtful. Savea suffered a leg injury in Arizona's 24-20 win over Kansas. 

Arizona cornerback Marquis Groves-Killebrew is set to miss his fifth straight game of the season. Left guard Jordan Brown has also been ruled out for the Wildcats. 

Maae exited Arizona's 41-17 win over Baylor in the Wildcats' final home game, but returned to finish the game. Maae was replaced by redshirt senior Ise Matautia and Portland State transfer Isaac Perez. Redshirt junior Michael Wooten also started two games at left guard earlier this season. 

"I thought they went in there and did a good job," Arizona head coach Brent Brennan said of the backups. "That's one of those things when you're putting a team together, especially on the offensive and defensive front, you're always trying to build depth at that spot because those guys take such a pounding. I thought those guys did a good job when they were in there." 

ASU has seven players out, including running back Kyson Brown, who suffered an ankle injury in September. ASU wide receiver Jalen Moss has been removed from the availability report after he was initially ruled probably. ASU star receiver Jordyn Tyson is still listed as probable. Tyson played limited snaps in ASU's win over Colorado last week.  

The 25th-ranked Wildcats conclude the regular season against the 20th-ranked Sun Devils at Mountain America Stadium in Tempe Friday night at 7 p.m. on Fox.