Tommy Lloyd

USA Basketball announced the coaching staff for the 2022 Men’s U18 National Team on Friday and Arizona head coach Tommy Lloyd was part of the six-person training camp staff. Lloyd is making his USA Basketball debut and will serve as a ‘court coach’ during training camp in Houston this summer, aiding in on-court skills and drills. Lloyd will only assist at training camp and will not travel with the team for the 2022 FIBA U18 Americas Men’s Championship in Brazil.

Tommy Lloyd’s offseason just got a little bit busier. Fresh off a wildly successful first season as Arizona’s head coach, Lloyd will be part of Team USA’s staff for its U18 men’s team in preparation for the 2022 FIBA U18 Americas Championship. Lloyd will be a...

K.J. Evans, the five-star 6-foot-9, 200-pound power forward from Montverde (FL) Academy, has added Arizona to his list of schools and will meet Thursday with head coach Tommy Lloyd, he told ZAGSBLOG. “Yes they are and their message to me was [they] develop players and ultimately win” and they will...

Tommy Lloyd had his introductory press conference on this day one year ago, and while he came to Arizona with lofty goals he didn’t expect to achieve so many of them this quickly. “I don’t think when I sat here a year ago that I would have suspected we...

When Tommy Lloyd accepted the Arizona job last April, he had no idea what kind of roster he’d end up with for his first game as the Wildcats’ head coach. A year later, almost the same scenario applies. “Everything’s in flux,” Lloyd said Thursday, the one-year anniversary of...

Arizona’s Tommy Lloyd opened his post-season press conference by saying he was aware the local media has “a million” questions in an attempt to look back and to look forward. He said he wouldn’t “have a lot of specifics” but still offered up some tidbits without getting...

For the first time since the Sweet 16 loss to Houston in the NCAA Tournament, Arizona Wildcats head coach Tommy Lloyd held a news conference on Thursday. Lloyd, who nearly swept Coach of the Year awards, led the Wildcats to a 33-4 record and a Pac-12 championship outright in his first season at Arizona.