There’s something kind of rare about this Arizona team going into next season; they don’t really have a “bad” outcome. Even if things don’t break perfectly, this team still feels like a lock to be really good. And honestly, that starts with one thing: their frontcourt. When you have a dominant big man who can control the paint on both ends, you already have a strong foundation. That alone gives Arizona a high floor. A lot of teams lose key players and fall off completely, but Arizona isn’t built like that. They still have size, they still rebound, and they still play efficient basketball. That’s just how they’re coached. Even if the roster isn’t fully complete yet, the identity is already there, and that matters more than people think. Arizona center Motiejus Krivas (13) looks to block Michigan guard Nimari Burnett (4) in the second half of their Final Four game at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis on Saturday, April 4, 2026.…