Arizona Wildcats guard Rawle Alkins (1), Arizona Wildcats guard Allonzo Trier (35), Arizona Wildcats guard Parker Jackson-Cartwright (0) and Arizona Wildcats center Dusan Ristic (14) watch the game clock tick down in the second half during the first round NCAA South Region game at the Taco Bell Arena in Boise, Idaho on March 15, 2018. Buffalo won 89-68.
By Justin Spears / Arizona Daily Star
BOISE, Idaho — The Wildcats embraced the Arizona-versus-everybody mentality heading into the NCAA Tournament, and the team seemed to be carrying a now-or-never vibe.
At least it felt that way, considering the Wildcats are losing six players from this year's team and it could be quite some time before the UA has a roster loaded with so much individual talent.
Coach Sean Miller announced on Senior Day that Deandre Ayton, Rawle Alkins and Allonzo Trier would take their talents to the next level, while Dusan Ristic, Parker Jackson-Cartwright and Keanu Pinder are all graduating.
While the UA returns Ira Lee, Emmanuel Akot, Dylan Smith, Brandon Randolph, Alex Barcello and Duke transfer Chase Jeter, the Wildcats don't have a single commit in the 2018 recruiting class after Brandon Williams and Shareef O'Neal decommitted amid the program's involvement in the corruption probe that's under FBI investigation.
The future is murky, but the past has been memorable. Take a look at how the six Wildcats riding off into the sunset performed in Tucson.

