ÃÛèÖÖ±²¥

The rosters included several five-star prospects who dropped ÃÛèÖÖ±²¥ in the wake of the federal investigation along with Jahvon Quinerly, the New Jersey guard who the federal complaint quoted a sports agent saying he took $15,000 to play for the Wildcats.

The other might-have-been Wildcats scheduled to play in the McDonalds game include center Bol Bol (now an Oregon commit), forward Nassir Little (North Carolina) and forward Simi Shittu (Vanderbilt).

Tuesday's rosters left out the two recruits ÃÛèÖÖ±²¥ has on board so far for the 2018 class, forward Shareef O'Neal and guard Brandon Williams. 

Williams has been battling a knee injury that kept him largely out of the recruiting scene for the past year, while O'Neal is considered a borderline five-star prospect ( ·É³ó¾±±ô±ðÌý).

O'Neal was trying to stay upbeat.

Everything can’t go perfect ! I just gotta move on.. this hurt me but it ain’t stopping me

— Shareef O'Neal (@SSJreef)

Williams' travel club is while he was happy to see the UA women's basketball team will be represented for the first time ever.

At least we got to represent the Wildcats�⬇�😂🤷��♂�Congrats!

— Brandon Williams (@TheeBWill)

So unless the Wildcats unexpectedly sign one of the players on the rosters this spring, their six-year string of having a recruit in the game will end.

UA's past McDonalds players under Sean Miller include:

2012 Brandon Ashley, Oakland, Calif.

Grant Jerrett, Chino Hills, Calif.

2013 Aaron Gordon, San Jose, Calif.

Rondae Hollis-Jefferson, Chester, Pa.

2014 Stanley Johnson, Fullerton, Calif.

2015 Allonzo Trier, Seattle

2016 Kobi Simmons, Alpharetta, Ga.

2017 DeAndre Ayton, Phoenix/Bahamas