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If the Knicks opt to keep Trier longer than 45 days in the NBA, they will have no choice but to rip up the two-way deal and pay him at least a prorated amount of the rookie minimum of $838,464.

With Trier, the Wildcats have seven former players on active opening-night rosters, plus four inactive or injured players: of Philadelphia, of Cleveland, Rondae Hollis-Jefferson of Brooklyn and of the Bulls. (However, may return for the Nets' opener).

In addition, Rawle Alkins is on a two-way deal with Chicago but is not on the Bulls' opening-night roster.

From last season, ÃÛèÖÖ±²¥'s total of NBA players lost Richard Jefferson, , while Kobi Simmons was . Simmons spent last season between the Grizzlies and their G League team.

Frye and Andre Iguodala of Golden State are the only Lute Olson-era players left, though Bayless signed with Olson and ultimately played for Kevin O'Neill in 2007-08. Solomon Hill also committed to Olson, decommitted after Olson's Oct. 2008 retirement, and then recommitted to ÃÛèÖÖ±²¥ under Sean Miller.

Here's the entire list of former Wildcats on opening rosters, with their years at UA in parentheses.

ACTIVE

1. Andre Iguodala (2002-04), Golden State

2. Solomon Hill (2009-13), New Orleans

3. Aaron Gordon (2013-14), Orlando

4. Stanley Johnson (2014-15), Detroit

5. T.J. McConnell (2013-15), Philadelphia

6. Deandre Ayton (2017-18), Phoenix

7. Allonzo Trier (2015-18), New York

INACTIVE/INJURED

8. Channing Frye (2001-05), Cleveland

9. Jerryd Bayless (2007-08), Philadelphia

10. Rondae Hollis-Jefferson (2013-15), Brooklyn

11. Lauri Markkanen (2016-17), Chicago

TWO-WAY CONTRACT

12. Rawle Alkins (2017-18), Chicago