Social media stormed over Allonzo Trier's poster dunk and subsequent step-over at the end of Arizona's game against the Mataró All-Stars on Wednesday in Barcelona. The Wildcats cruised to a 99-74 victory, but that highlight was what everyone was talking about.

The Arizona men's basketball team and its traveling party are all safe and accounted for in Barcelona in the wake of Thursday's attack in the city, the program has announced. The Wildcats also stated that they have canceled their final exhibition game in Spain, which was scheduled for Friday in Barcelona.

Call it a minor test by comparison. Perhaps it was just a slight push. Arizona's second exhibition game in Spain wasn't quite the 69-point blowout like the opener, but the Wildcats overcame a seemingly slower start to handle their business on Wednesday afternoon.

No passport? No problem. There is no reason to miss any more of Arizona's eight-day journey in Spain.

So what if Arizona has a loaded backcourt full of returning starters? Who cares if playing time might be limited due to crazy depth? All Dylan Smith seems interested in is making a difference whenever he steps on the floor.

With recruiting classes routinely considered one of the best in the country each year, it's no secret Sean Miller knows how to land high-profile prospects from the prep level. It's now time to add striking gold on the transfer market to his list of accomplishments at Arizona.

Before they became teammates at Arizona, 2017 Flo40 No. 2 Deandre Ayton and Brandon Randolph battled in high school during the Signature Series of the Culligan City of Palms Classic.