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Doubt, dread creep in as Sean Miller's Wildcats navigate latest departure


The immediate future of the Arizona Wildcats basketball program hasn’t been this cheerless since Lute Olson took a leave of absence 18 years ago following the death of his wife, Bobbi. This isn’t life and death, but the reputation and vitality of Arizona’s long-dignified basketball program has been impaired. Sean Miller’s body language Thursday was baffling. (Arizona Daily Star)

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