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Latest Arizona Wildcats social media reactions, including a need for speed

By Javier Morales

Posted on March 3, 2014

GET READY FOR RUSH HOUR (OR IS IT TEN SECONDS?)

Arizona coach Rich Rodriguez takes over Keanu Reeves’ role in “Speed”. Efforts to get Nick Saban to be the villain played by the late Dennis Hopper were unsuccessful, but Matt Dudek, Arizona’s recruiting coordinator, filled in fine.

#LovePlayingFast as meaningful as #HardEdge these days.

Our guys had a little fun with this- Matt showing his acting chops#AZSpeed #DigitalGurus http://t.co/OMdRlQOQdx #lovePlayingFast

— Rich Rodriguez (@CoachRodAZ) March 3, 2014

Arizona’s spring practice has become with uncertainty at positions that fuel Arizona’s need for speed.

Washington, Arizona are both working on new quarterbacks and running backs. Around the Pac-12 in spring http://t.co/Yu9YIyQfht

— Athlon Sports (@AthlonSports) March 3, 2014

Thursday and Friday night lights for the Wildcats in 2014.

Sked changes announced for 2014: UNLV now 8/29, kick time of 7 or 7:15 p.m. MT/PT. UTSA now 9/4, kick time 5 p.m. MT. TV info TBA. #BearDown

— Arizona Football (@ArizonaFBall) March 3, 2014

Sean Miller was quite the perimeter shooter at Pittsburgh:

Josh Newkirk just tied Sean Miller's school record for most consecutive 3-pointers (7), dating to Notre Dame game. Miller did it twice.

— Kevin Gorman (@KGorman_Trib) March 4, 2014

Nick Johnson is close to becoming Arizona’s seventh Pac-12 Player of the Year, following Sean Elliott, Chris Mills, Damon Stoudamire, Mike Bibby, Jason Terry and Derrick Williams.

Arizona coach Sean Miller says Nick Johnson should be leading candidate for Pac-12 playr of yr. Plays for No. 1 team and is leader, defender

— Steve Rivera (@SteveRivera95) March 3, 2014

One down, three to go symbolizes the Pac-12 regular-season title followed by the Pac-12 Tournament championship trophy, NCAA regional championship trophy (Final Four) and national championship trophy.

1 down 3 to go #beardown http://t.co/pvWMz5nDIZ

— Nick Johnson (@Air_Zona13) March 3, 2014

If only Twitter had a “thumbs up” button.

Larry Scott says he'll look into court-storming policies. Can he look into telling refs to not ignore rules in the last 10 seconds of games?

— Matt Zemek (@MattZemek) March 3, 2014

Longtime Seattle sports reporter/columnist Bud Withers does not agree with Pac-12 commissioner Larry Scott that a Pac-12 Network would have saved Washington from missing NCAA tournament two years ago.

Larry Scott and the (exaggerated) reach of Pac-12 television . . . http://t.co/2WR86xUj1S

— kisseop (@fakekisseop) March 4, 2014

Things could get interesting next week at the Pac-12 tournament involving Arizona’s fans and Larry Scott, which is precisely why I think it was a good thing he was not around last night when the Wildcats celebrated their regular-season Pac-12 title. Scott has nobody to blame but himself for this nonsense. He should have soothed things over with Sean Miller before the season started.

@SimonOgus Couldn't agree more. But since he has not tried, I'm glad Arizona was at center stage last nt, not Larry Scott's feud w/Miller

— Javier Morales (@JavierJMorales) March 4, 2014

ALLSPORTSTUCSON.com publisher, writer and editor Javier Morales is a former Arizona Press Club award winner. He also writes articles for Bleacher Report and Lindy’s College Sports.

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