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Arizona coach Tommy Lloyd says he’s excited for the pressure-filled USA Basketball training camp. Lloyd will coach the U19 team in the FIBA U19 World Cup from June 28 to July 6.

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Assistant coach Tommy Lloyd, left, and Gonzaga head coach Mark Few try to signal in the defensive set as the Bulldogs cling to a shrinking lead against Arizona late in the second half of their ...

Arizona coach Tommy Lloyd discussed the Wildcats’ spring roster transition season during a news conference at McKale Center on June 12, 2025. Video by Bruce Pascoe, Arizona Daily Star.

Arizona Wildcats announce official 16-player men's basketball roster for 2025-26 Arizona's Koa Peat, Louisville's Mikel Brown lead USA past France in U19 play ...

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Tommy Lloyd wandered around San Diego the day after the Arizona Wildcats defeated Gonzaga in the second round of the 2014 NCAA Tournament. It didn’t take long for him to realize how rabid ...

Lloyd’s five-year package, which includes $100,000 annual escalators, will pay him the same that former Arizona coach Sean Miller was scheduled to receive in 2021-22. Miller was fired in April.

Arizona completed its first home sweep of the Los Angeles schools since the 2016, then seventh-ranked Wildcats held off No. 19-ranked USC 72-63 Saturday afternoon at McKale Center. UA forward ...

From 1867 through 1869 he served as governor in Tucson, which was the capital of Arizona from 1867 to 1877. During his time in office, a law was passed creating school districts.