Where I Come From: All Time Favorite Wildcats

by joenewby4040 on Jul 8, 2010 5:00 AM PDT in EA Sports NCAA FB 11 Comment 3 comments

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I will list a few of my favorite Wildcats here but the list is longer than these three:

1. Ortege Jenkins

2. Eugene Edgerson

3. Jennie Finch

ORTEGE JENKINS

What can you say about this guy? He was electrifying. His passing game was solid and his feet proved to be lethal. He was a badass dual quarterback before it was even cool. His athleticism and leadership was electrifying. Not to mention this play which will go down in history as one of the most athletic plays of all time: The Flip. (Can't find the video.)

(Incredible)

EUGENE EDGERSON

This guy epitomized the word hustle. He used to grab incredible rebounds and run the court like a gazelle. His afro was amazing and the crowd loved him. Lots of players have come and gone at U of A but few commanded the respect and passion that Edgerson did. Watching him play live was one of the best things about being at Arizona in the late nineties. Edgerson currently performs for the Harlem Globetrotters.

(Seriously. This guy was a badass)

JENNIE FINCH

(She's pretty good at softball too)

Jennie Finch attended the University of Arizona from 1999 - 2002. She dominated her sport and went on to play for the U.S.A. National Team. She was unstoppable and gained a lot of attention while attending U of A. She won the "Hondo Award" winner for the Player of the Year. She. Was. Awesome.

Who is your favorite Wildcat?

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Favorite Wildcats

1. Max Zendejas
2. Teddi Bruschi
3. George Arias

by milagro135 on Jul 8, 2010 7:42 AM PDT reply actions

Mine

1 Tedy Bruschi
2 Sean Elliott
3 Steve Kerr

I know two were from the same sport and team, but that was my favorite team. Even more so than the ’97 team that won the championship the year I graduated!.

by psknapp on Jul 9, 2010 12:47 PM PDT reply actions

Easily the best.

1. Chuck Cecil. I mean let’s be real here.

2. Jennie Finch. How many athlete’s can you say changed the game forever? In any sport.

3. Kenny Lofton. Just a personal favorite. Played bball and set school records for steals in a season and career then played a little baseball for 19 years.

by NoStars on Jul 25, 2010 6:06 PM PDT reply actions