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Former Florida signee Arynn Finley commits to Arizona women’s basketball
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sports29m ago

Former Florida signee Arynn Finley commits to Arizona women’s basketball

  • Arizona lands four-star guard Arynn Finley, who announced her commitment to the Wildcats on social media.
  • Finley is rated a four-star recruit with ESPN ranking her No. 48 nationally.
  • Finley hails from Etiwanda High School in California and surpassed 1,000 career points.
  • Arizona currently has a five-player 2026 class with several guards expected on the roster next season.
  • Arizona's coach hinted at more roster moves, including an international recruit and potential transfer additions.
  • Finley helped Etiwanda win multiple California Open Division titles in 2023–2025.
  • Finley played Adidas circuit club ball for Seven Days Basketball.
  • She drew offers from Power 4 programs including TCU, West Virginia, and Oklahoma State.
  • Arizona’s roster prospects include an experienced point guard from the transfer portal.
  • Finley joins a Wildcats program recruiting to strengthen its backcourt ahead of next season.
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Tommy Lloyd '100% Focused on Arizona' amid UNC HC Links After Hubert Davis Exit
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sports4h ago

Tommy Lloyd '100% Focused on Arizona' amid UNC HC Links After Hubert Davis Exit

  • Lloyd says he is '100% focused on Arizona' amid UNC coaching links and rumors.
  • Lloyd highlighted his team’s current pursuit in the NCAA tournament’s Sweet 16.
  • UNC fired Hubert Davis after a first-round loss, fueling coaching speculation.
  • Lloyd has a strong Arizona record, with 146-35 overall during his tenure.
  • Yahoo Sports listed Lloyd as a potential UNC target.
  • Arizona has won multiple conference titles under Lloyd.
  • Arizona set to face Arkansas in the Sweet 16 matchups.
  • Davis was fired after UNC’s early tournament exit.
  • The UNC coaching search is ongoing with multiple potential targets.
  • The article frames Lloyd’s comments as a response to linked rumors rather than a denial.
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