After dropping one of his daughters off at ASU, Jason Terry made a quick visit to McKale Center on Tuesday, posing with Sean Miller and women's golf coach Laura Ianello.
Maybe that was another sign of a mended relationship.
Always great to have Wildcats in McKale Center. #BearDown pic.twitter.com/hQMTNuyYvW
— Arizona Basketball (@APlayersProgram) August 20, 2019
In the wake of the February 2018 ESPN report, Terry tweeted that UA needed to "clean house" because "we have too much pride, too much tradition to allow outsiders to tear down what we built."
But last April, Terry told Phoenix radio station 910-AM that he strongly supported Miller and that "we're in good hands."
Terry was a consensus first-team All-American in 1999, and Sports Illustrated, CBS The Basketball Times named the guard their National Player of the Year. He earned his degree in 2014; less than a year later, the UA retired his No. 31 jersey.
Less than 24 hours after eliminating Arizona while narrowing his choices to five, five-star point guard Daishen Nix narrowed it to one by committing to UCLA.
Born in Fairbanks, Alaska, Nix not surprisingly told 247 he "loved the weather out there," and the proximity to family in the West.
Former UA recruiting target Josh Christopher told 247 Sports he is considering ASU because coach Bobby Hurley "lets you rock...he lets his kids go."
MoMo Jones is headed to Frankfurt.
