Report: Clemson forward RJ Godfrey signs with Arizona Wildcats
It may have taken longer than many would have liked, but Arizona finally has its starting power forward for the upcoming season. Clemson transfer RJ Godfrey has signed with the…
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It may have taken longer than many would have liked, but Arizona finally has its starting power forward for the upcoming season. Clemson transfer RJ Godfrey has signed with the…
After helping lead the Arizona Wildcats to their first Final Four appearance in 25 years, freshmen phenoms Brayden Burries and Koa Peat have begun the next step in their basketball…
Tommy Lloyd has never been one to shy away from a non-conference gauntlet. After taking on five ranked teams before Big 12 play last season, the Wildcats are shaping up…
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Tommy Lloyd took a risk a year ago letting Henri Veesaar leave for the transfer portal while putting his trust in Motiejus Krivas, who was recovering from a season-ending foot…
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After patiently waiting and assessing their options, the Wildcats have made their first move in the transfer portal sweepstakes as they look to replace Big 12 Player of the Year…
Tommy Lloyd and Arizona relied on a tight eight-man rotation for much of its historical 2025-26 season. Well, one of those players, who was primed for a starting role and…
A national championed has been crowned, which means it’s officially transfer portal season. While the UA is expected to benefit from more addition than subtraction via the portal this spring,…
After the best start in program and Big 12 history, a regular season and tournament title sweep, conference coach and player of the year honors, and the first Final Four…