Allonzo Trier isn't just making his case that the New York Knicks need to rip up his two-way contract, like, yesterday.

He's also having fun doing it.

Trier scored a career-high 23 points in the Knicks' win over the Mavericks on Friday, and then retweeted a post reminding everyone that he went undrafted last June by saying "back then they didn't want me." 

When someone later posted that Trier could have "acted like he knew to hoop in the tournament," Trier replied by saying "if only there was some floor spacing and not college rules." However, Trier's reply was apparently later deleted.


Chaminade gave San Diego State a scare on Thursday before heading to Tucson for an exhibition game with Arizona on Sunday.


Omar Thielemans says he had a great meeting with Nevada coaches as he looks for a new home. Was a good week for the Belgian freshman, who also lost his wallet but later received it back.


Adam Butler looks at the teams predicted to finish in the Pac-12's top four, saying he doesn't know how good UA will be.


Kadeem Allen is starting for the Westchester Knicks along with former UNLV player (and former UA recruiting target) Stephen Zimmerman.


Three coaches with UA experience made the Athletic's list of 30 up-and-coming coaches (subscription link): Pacific head coach Damon Stoudamire, Stanford associate head coach Adam Cohen and Louisville assistant coach Luke Murray.


Arizona Desert Swarm's Ryan Kelapire noticed that the "C" has been added to captain jerseys for the first time this season. Justin Coleman and Chase Jeter were named the first-ever season-long co-captains of the Sean Miller era, as the new-look Wildcats try to carve out roles and leadership.


The Oregonian reported that Oregon did not aggressively review how the Ducks recruited Brian Bowen, who was at the center of last month's trial.


The Cal Bears are off to China, where they will open the season against Yale next Saturday.


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Contact sports reporter Bruce Pascoe at 573-4146 or bpascoe@tucson.com. On Twitter @brucepascoe