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The Wildcast, Episode 114: Arizona hoops potpourri, NBA Summer League wrapup
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He'll be eligible to play for UA for 2019-20 season.
These seven Wildcats will be in Las Vegas for the summer. Keep up with their stats, schedules and more during NBA Summer League.
The stretch-four grad transfer from Pitt gives Sean Miller some depth down low.
The Suns' top pick was one of seven players averaging a double-double.
Justin Spears follows up with former Arizona Wildcats in Las Vegas for NBA Summer League.
Former UA star has 15 points in summer league game Sunday.
The former Wildcat is averaging 12.6 points over three games at NBA Summer League.
She replaces Sunny Smallwood, who left for a job at Montana State.
The former Wildcat officially signed a deal to return to Cleveland.
The Maui Invitational has yet to name UA's opponent for an add-on game at McKale.
“I figured a year in college would be better than one in high school," said the Phoenix guard who also is being recruited by other schools, including Duke, North Carolina and Kentucky.
The Wildcats are taking the underdog role in stride.Â
Veterans say chemistry, attitude could help Wildcats exceed expectations after ugly season.
The UA rings in the weekend with a heartwarming video.
Sean Miller believes Arizona can build around Jeter, once a highly touted recruit from Las Vegas.
Alkins could earn up to $385,000 in Chicago next season.
Duke is on the other side of the bracket.
The Wildcats had to scramble for a last-minute opponent.
Teams could only face each other in title game or third-place matchup.
The Wildcats have rebounded to become serious contenders for many four-and five-star players.
Allen will join his former UA teammate Allonzo Trier.
Also in Las Vegas, a fan disturbance results in the cancellation of a game involving LeBron James's son.
The 2019 three-star forward says Arizona would be his No. 1 choice.
The Star's Bruce Pascoe checks in from the several major recruiting events taking place in Las Vegas this week.
The entire Pac-12 takes a hit in the early forecast.
GCU, San Diego State, Utah State and Gonzaga were among the West arenas rated higher.