After winning the Pac-12 last season, the Arizona Wildcats have quickly put themselves in a position to win the Big 12. Picked to finish fifth in the conference in the preseason Big 12 coaches poll, the Wildcats are 5-0 and all alone in first place after Tuesday night's 81-70 rout of Baylor.

Arizona coach Tommy Lloyd finally cracked Saturday. Never mind that his team had won six straight and was 4-0 in the Big 12 Conference after beating UCF 88-80 at McKale Center. That was part of the problem. They were 4-0 in the Big 12 … but only after ...

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The Arizona Wildcats have kicked away several big leads already this season, and Tommy Lloyd was in no ... Center that put them at 4-0 in Big 12 play, Lloyd complained afterward that they made ...

Share Tweet It was a Saturday afternoon of missed opportunities. Plenty of misses making for not many opportunities. That was the case for Tommy Lloyd & Co., in Lubbock, Texas when they faced Texas Tech.

But for now, the two are looking to get a crucial Big 12 Conference win against one another. McCasland applauded seeing Lloyd's Wildcats turn things around after a tough start to the season, but it's also not surprising to him. "The fact that Tommy's ...

Picked to finish fifth in the conference in the preseason Big 12 coaches poll ... re going on a two- game road trip," Arizona coach Tommy Lloyd said after Arizona's win over Baylor.

Share Tweet When is an 88-80 win in a Big 12 Conference game not enough? Well, when Tommy Lloyd says so. And he said so on Saturday night. Emphatically, in fact. No Tommy Lloyd press conference has been like it.

Henri Veesaar scored 19 points and Arizona stretched its winning streak to seven games with an 81-70 victory over No. 25 Baylor. The Wildcats beat UCF

Tommy Lloyd was not happy after Arizona's 88-80 win over UCF on Saturday. In his postgame press conference, Lloyd lamented the selfish decisions and 'dumb' pla

Richie Saunders poured in 21 points with five rebounds, and the Cougars connected on 15 3-pointers to stump Cincinnati 80-52 in front of 17,483 fans at the Marriott Center.

Share Tweet Arizona’s KJ Lewis used the perfect phrase for Arizona’s potential on Saturday afternoon: “sample size.” Arizona provided a Costco-sized sample of what could happen for Arizona if the non-main characters step up in games.