Gonzaga is on the verge of joining the BIG12 and UCONN would be next 👀

[arxpert]

It is. Kansas never goes undefeated, despite being a top-10 program on a regular basis. Arizona won it all while finishing in the middle of the PAC.

As long as we see improvement and the play isn't sloppy as the season progresses, I'm happy. 

"The Pac12 hadn't won a national championship since 1997 and it had only two Final Four appearances in the past 15 years."

Massive Mandela Effect - Soft conference. Tommy will have to adjust to real basketball.

[KansasCityCats]

Lloyd coached one of the most brutal OOC schedules over the past 20 years. He won't have issues with player intensity.

[arxpert]

Lloyd coached one of the most brutal OOC schedules over the past 20 years. He won't have issues with player intensity.

So far he lost the locker room at the end of the season 2 years in a row.

I'm expecting a MAJOR Leap in his coaching ability this season. The kid gloves are off. He can't hide behind what was left behind anymore. This is probably the deepest roster in Arizona history with 2 or 3 viable starting options at every position. Now we get to find out if Tommy has progressed in-game because although he has no marquee elite recruits, these are all still top tier players in the grand scope compared to almost every other team in the nation.

[arxpert]

Not happening anymore (for now)

I happen to think that Uconn and Gonzaga are smart and not selling out too easily. They seem to know how to do business properly. Arizona jumped for the first offer. It's a different situation because the Pac12 imploded, but UConn and Gonzaga should be holding out for much better deals for the value they will be adding in Basketball alone and I believe they are doing so on purpose. Smart.

https://www.espn.com/college-sports/story/_/id/38203304/big-12-had-talks-gonzaga-uconn-commissioner-brett-yormark-says