Head coach Sean Miller was joined by senior center Dusan Ristic and junior guard Allonzo Trier in the news conference. While the FBI investigation wasn't supposed to be the primary topic, reporters still attempted to manage to find answers about what happens next. Here's what Miller had to say:聽
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Arizona basketball finally came out of the woodwork since the FBI investigation surrounding assistant coach Book Richardson and addressed the media Thursday with a "basketball-related" only press conference.聽
Searching for answers
The first live statement from Miller
Sean Miller opens the press conference with a prewritten statement.
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Miller talks Austin Carroll as Book Richardson's replacement, other coaches' involvement in FBI investigation and recruiting
Miller was asked about other coaches鈥 involvement in the investigation and the 2018 recruiting class.
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Freshmen and newcomers' work ethic is familiar
Miller on the newcomers and similarities to last year鈥檚 freshmen group:
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This year's team could still be special ... for now
Sean Miller on having arguably the most talented team in Arizona history:
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Public service announcement for UA basketball fans
Sean Miller鈥檚 message to Arizona fans:
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The UA athletic director said the NCAA is "looking for direction themselves."
Comments from coach Sean Miller, UA president Robert Robbins and AD Dave Heeke likely part of a concerted strategy amid FBI probe.
Advice for the real world.
Dave Heeke praises Sean Miller's ethics, as coach says he's emphasizing 'culture of compliance.'
You might have heard that I tried to get a Tucson police officer fired in last Friday鈥檚 Notebook column.
'It was a great day' 鈥 5 years later, ex-Arizona star Ka'Deem Carey reflects on historic performance
Ka鈥橠eem Carey spent Wednesday afternoon in Chicago, cleaning out his house and getting ready to move back to Tucson. Carey plans to spend the …
Outside hitter embraces role as Wildcats' dynamic academically minded athlete.聽
As part of settlement, county seeks $7.5 million in base improvements.
Panel votes to investigate if a senator broke the law in how she gathered signatures to thwart expansion of the school voucher program.
CAP votes to buy farmland and water rights from a rural slice along the Colorado River to slake the thirst of Tucson's and Phoenix's growth.
The victim was found Oct. 1 suffering from blunt force trauma.
Man was hit by a dark-colored vehicle.
Trial for third alleged operator is scheduled for January.
If the police were busy with traffic violators and other miscreants over the weekend back in 1927, that meant that the police judge would have…
Longtime Tucsonan rarely takes time off from baseball: "This is who we are and what we do."
High temperatures are expected to peak Sunday.
Saguaro National Park officials believe the damage could be lethal to the giant plant.
Tucson's two Hamburger Stand locations will be celebrating the chain's 35th anniversary with 35-cent hamburgers this Sunday, October 8.聽
It's unclear if the suspect shot himself or was shot by sheriff sergeant.
Cup It Up owners unleash a list of things they support, the top being standing for the national anthem, and reject, including "political correctness."
Advice for the real world.
Lions roll up 38 straight points to beat Sabercats 44-7.
Tigers started season 0-2 but have put up five dominating victories since.
The Benedictine Sisters of Perpetual Adoration announced the sale to local developer Ross Rulney on Friday.聽
Star columnist predicts winner in Saturday's game between Arizona and Colorado.
Longest flight yet for company's "Stratollite' craft ends near Grand Canyon
Walk-ins welcome, but appointments recommended.
Mornings will be cooler, but daytime temps are running above normal.
Two people were injured during a single-vehicle rollover crash involving an SUV with seven occupants, officials said.
The Alternative Community Engagement Services Center also is available to kids accused of misdemeanors.
Chef/owner resigns as his partners issue statement expressing regret.
Pedestrian deaths surge in Tucson to double the level of last year.
Daytime highs are still running a few degrees above normal.
These bookstores will have you thinking about taking a literary road trip.
Arizona Wildcats assistant faces up to $1.5 million in fines, 60 years in prison.
A bear has been spotted this week roaming the Rio Rico area.
Deputies are looking for help identifying a man they say pummeled a Circle K clerk days after being refused a courtesy water cup.
We鈥檝e all had it happen: You hear about a book and go to your local library to find it, but dozens of people are ahead of you on the wait list…
The Reid Park complex, including the zoo, is without water.
Woman died of injuries four days after the crash.
The crash is under investigation.