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Arizona assistant Ken Nakagawa leaving Wildcats to join G League's Salt Lake Stars

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By Bruce Pascoe Verified
| The Wildcaster Verified
One of the original staffers who moved with head coach Tommy Lloyd to Arizona five years ago is moving on: Assistant coach Ken Nakagawa is leaving UA for a similar role with the G League's Salt Lake Stars and did not accompany the Wildcats on their exhibition trip to Lithuania. Known for his scouting and player development expertise, Nakagawa confirmed to the Star on Saturday he has signed a contract with the G League club and will be moving to Utah next month.
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UA Foundation chips in $129K toward Wildcats' basketball trip to Lithuania

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By Bruce Pascoe Verified
| The Wildcaster Verified
Donors to the University of Arizona Foundation appear to be helping pay for the Wildcats’ Lithuanian basketball exhibition tour this month. In a contract signed in April and obtained by the Star via a public records request, the UA Foundation agreed to pay trip organizer Complete Sports Management ("CSM") $129,070 for nearly all of the Wildcats’ ground costs during their 10-day tour. CSM will also receive all media and broadcasting rights of the UA’s three Lithuanian games.
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By visiting basketball-mad Lithuania, Arizona Wildcats can benefit in many ways

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By Bruce Pascoe Verified
| The Wildcaster Verified
Because football dominates in the United States and soccer does nearly everywhere else around the world, there are only a handful of countries where basketball is by far the most popular. Lithuania is one of them, and Motejus Krivas has an idea why. “We’re really bad at soccer,” Arizona’s 7-2 Lithuanian said. So while the Wildcats play three exhibition games during their Lithuanian exhibition tour this month, they'll also get a chance to soak up the country's unique obsession with their game.
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