2026 Transfers List

[KansasCityCats]

Miller loves targeting the best of the best.  He finds the kids, located at the top of the rankings and intentionally gathers talent.  He's one hell of a salesman.

Lloyd finds the guys that fit his system.  Even if it will take a couple years to develop, and a player opts to leave in the meantime, he wants to coach players that wanted to be coached by Arizona's staff.

Two very different techniques, which result in very different brands of successful basketball. 

[KansasCityCats]

https://www.azdesertswarm.com/basketball/79480/arizona-wildcats-basketball-sign-ugnius-jarusevicius-tommy-lloyd-transfer-portal

Jarusevicius commits. He's an absolute beast and will be a huge contributor IF he can remain healthy.

[mvpreed2]

https://www.azdesertswarm.com/basketball/79480/arizona-wildcats-basketball-sign-ugnius-jarusevicius-tommy-lloyd-transfer-portal

Jarusevicius commits. He's an absolute beast and will be a huge contributor IF he can remain healthy.

Yeah I updated the list yesterday.
I just forgot to post that I made the update.
I thought Jarusevicius was going to be the starting PF.
"Experts" are saying that he is going to be the backup?
Then what in the hell was the Aiyamenkhue commitment because I do not believe Lloyd is going to both him and Mawut on ice next season.

Jarusevicius is going to start. 
Aiyamenkhue is the first one off the bench.
Mawut is going to have another year to marinate, even though I wanted to see if he would have been able to do something for Arizona next season.
#BearDown

[KansasCityCats]

You're exactly right. Assuming Koa isn't back, UJ is our starting PF and Endurance will back him up.

Mawut likely need another season, before he's ready to contribute (unless he makes remarkable progress during the offseason).

The Cats still need a backup Center and possibly a walk-on, to practice as a big body against Krivas.