Arizona freshman guard Allonzo Trier made all 14 of his free-throw attempts while scoring 22 points as the 12th-ranked Wildcats pulled away from Bradley for a 90-60 victory Monday night in Tucson, Ariz.

Trier, a McDonald's High School All-American, hit four of five shots from the field, and his 14-of-14 performance from the line tied for the second-best effort in school history. Jerryd Bayless went 16 of 16 against Stanford in 2008.

Arizona (2-0) never trailed, but Bradley hung close most of the first half, trailing 39-33 at the break.

Arizona gradually pulled away in the second half, opening up a 70-50 edge with 8:37 left after guard Gabe York hit the second of back-to-back 3-pointers. Those came in the midst of a 20-6 run that secured Arizona's 40th consecutive victory at McKale Center, the longest active home winning streak in the country.

Arizona power forward Ryan Anderson scored 15 points, and center Kaleb Tarczewski had 11 points and seven rebounds. Backup center Dusan Ristic and York added 10 points.

Bradley (1-1) was led by guard Ronnie Suggs, who scored 17 points. The Braves were just 2 of 15 from 3-point range.

There were 57 fouls called in the game, and Arizona attempted 52 free throws, the most ever by a team at McKale, which opened in 1973.