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UA fans share their favorite moments watching the Wildcats.

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Mike Bibby, Miles Simon — Arizona's backcourt of Mike Bibby and Miles Simon celebrate the Wildcats' overtime win against Kentucky in the 1997 national championship.
David Sanders, Arizona Daily Star

Over the last 24 hours, Arizona Wildcats fans revealed their favorite UA sports moments in just five words, which is a recent trend on Twitter.

Describe your favorite UA sports moment in five words.
— The Wildcaster (@TheWildcaster) August 2, 2018

The fans have spoken!

From Bennet Davison ruffling Lute Olson's hair, to buzzer beaters, to Hail Marys, the Wildcats over the years constantly their fans on the edge of their seats, but only the best moments are the ones fans want to talk about.

So behold! Here's a compilation of tweets from UA fans claiming their favorite moment watching the Wildcats in just five words.

Women's golf bringing home a national title

Haley Moore (and/or Bianca Pagdanganan) makes then putt
— Thomas J Theodorakis (@Tom_Theodorakis) August 2, 2018

Mark Lyons' buzzer beater vs. Florida in 2012

The @OnlyMoog dagger downs @GatorsMBK #remember121512
— Vern Johnson (@UAWLDCAT05) August 2, 2018

2007: Taryne Mowatt leading UA to a title

June 6, 2007: Mowatt pitches Arizona to its eighth NCAA championship (copy) — Arizona pitcher Taryne Mowatt is lifted by team members as they celebrate their win against Tennesse during game 3 of their championship series at the College World Series held at ASA Hall of Fame Stadium, Wednesday June 6th, 2007 in Oklahoma City, Okla.
Photo by James S. Wood / Arizona Daily Star

Mowatt pitches ‘Cats to NC
— Jim ‘Sausage McGuffin’ Puliafico (@jjpoutwest) August 2, 2018

Sean Miller officially introduced as UA's head coach

Arizona basketball coach Sean Miller — Sean Miller, Arizona's new basketball coach addresses the media during his first news conference at the McKale Center in Tucson, Ariz, on Tuesday, April 7, 2009.
Dean Knuth / Arizona Daily Star

Welcome New Coach Sean Miller
— Sean Miller (@FakeSeanMiller) August 2, 2018

Nick Johnson's block vs. San Diego State in 2012

Can't forget @iamnjohn13 game saving block against SDSU in the Diamond Head Classic championship game! @SportsCrazee @TheWildcaster @DeandreAyton @Iam_RawleAlkins @TwoStarScoob @DWXXIII @KhalilDTN @GabeYork1 @ZonaZealots
— Robert Rascon (@bigshotrob22) August 3, 2018

Chuck Cecil's 106-yard INT vs. ASU

Cecil intercepts, runs 106 TD #BearDown #beatASU
— Bonnie Stull (@im4wildcats) August 3, 2018

@chuckcecil26 to the house!
— Brian Swingle (@CoachSwingVB) August 2, 2018

Hill Mary vs. Cal in 2014

2014 Cal game
— Keaton Köch [SDMN] (@BobDole520) August 2, 2018

Wildcats win the Pac-12 South

Winning the PAC 12 South https://t.co/0Mpi2xyD5g
— Heath Kleindienst (@heathkdesign) August 3, 2018

Salim Stoudamire's buzzer beater in 2005 Sweet 16

STOUDAMIRE CRAWFORD BOBIK — “You want the ball in your hand,” said former Wildcat Salim Stoudamire, who beat Oklahoma State in the 2005 Sweet 16 with a late shot.
JEFF ROBERSON / The Associated Press 2005

Salim Stoudamire beats Oklahoma State.
— Paul Rippetoe (@PaulRippetoe) August 2, 2018

2011: Down goes Duke in the Sweet 16

Duke goes down in Anaheim
— B Hartman (@AZWldctFan) August 3, 2018

Jamelle Horne posterizes Kyle Singler.
— Space Force (@FletcherMiller) August 3, 2018

Leap by the Lake

102321-tuc-spt-uafboj-p1 — Arizona quarterback Ortege Jenkins flies over the Washington defensive line for a touchdown in the final moments. The “Leap by the Lake” remains one of the most iconic plays in program history.
Kevin Clark, The Washington Daily 1998

The leap by the lake. #BearDown
— Sara Hammond (@ArizonaWildcat) August 3, 2018

Fiesta Bowl win over Miami

1994 Fiesta Bowl — UA’s Tedy Bruschi puts pressure on Miami Hurricanes quarterback Ryan Collins in the Wildcats’ 29-0 victory.
Jim Davis / Arizona Daily Star 1994

Beating Miami the fiesta bowl.
— Juls11 (@Juls11) August 3, 2018

T.J. McConnell's senior day

Best photos of 2015 — Arizona Wildcats guard T.J. McConnell (4) kisses the floor before leaving it for the last time in the second half during a game against Stanford on Saturday March 07, 2015 at McKale Center. Arizona won 91-69. Photo by: Mamta Popat / Arizona Daily Star
Mamta Popat / Arizona Daily Star

TJ kissing McKale center floor
— Cross-talk (@seagull535) August 2, 2018

No easy buckets

Kevin Parrom No easy buckets @KevinParrom3
— R.J. Mendoza (@arrr_Jay) August 2, 2018

Derrick Williams' game-winning block vs. Washington

20 UA BK p-11 — Arizona's Derrick Williams jumps up to block the shot of Washington's Darnell Gant in the last second in the second half on Saturday, Feb. 19, 2011 at McKale Center. Arizona won 87-76. Mamta Popat / Arizona Daily Star
Mamta Popat / Arizona Daily Star

Derrick Williams swats Darnell Gant
— Curtis Rogers (@AKidFromKent) August 2, 2018

Wildcats own Omaha

Arizona players pile up following their 4-1 victory over South Carolina in Game 2 to win the NCAA College World Series baseball finals in Omaha, Neb., Monday, June 25, 2012. (AP Photo/Dave Weaver)
Dave Weaver

Dogpile on the mound, Omaha. https://t.co/zH5t5R3HFS
— Ryan Finley (@ryan_finley) August 2, 2018

2012 Baseball National Championship Season
— twittleedum (@twittleedum80) August 2, 2018

Wildcats take home the natty in 1997

1997 NCAA Championship: Arizona vs. Kentucky — Arizona head coach Lute Olson holds the NCAA Championship trophy after his team beat Kentucky in the 1997 title game in overtime.
David Sanders / Arizona Daily Star 1997

Simon says championship
— Mr X (@mrxsports) August 2, 2018

Messing up Lute Olson’s hair.
— Hurley Face (@HurleyFace) August 2, 2018

Jim Nantz Simon says championship
— Erik (@StatFreak101) August 2, 2018

No doubt, March 31, 1997. Although @chuckcecil26 106-yarder close second.
— Glen Rosales (@GlenPRosales) August 2, 2018

nineteen ninety seven national championship
— Chuck (@cdimez10) August 3, 2018

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