Bear Down Wildcats

McMillan is a 6-5, 212, Junior wide receiver from Waimanalo, HI. He has played in every game for the past 2 years and started the last 21. He is the best player Arizona has had since Gronk and we should enjoy him for his final year.

Last season McMillan caught 90 passes for 1,402 yards and 10 TDs. He was a third team All-American, 2nd team All-PAC-12 and a human highlight reel. McMillan will demand double coverage this season and will still be our primary receiving threat.







Arizona averaged 4.6 yards a rushing attempt last year. SJSU averaged 5.6.

T-Mac is sponsored by Canes and they are gypping him on the sauce.

Get a full cup, bruddah!!

dmjcat wrote: ↑Mon Sep 02, 2024 11:10 am

Sounds like a very achievable goal.

That's pretty cool, but both Fifita and Brennan talked about the need for spreading the ball around more, and T-Mac is going to see double coverage from now on until someone else steps up.

Merkin wrote: ↑Tue Sep 03, 2024 9:56 pm That's pretty cool, but both Fifita and Brennan talked about the need for spreading the ball around more, and T-Mac is going to see double coverage from now on until someone else steps up.

College double coverage is not the same as the pro’s.

Not saying he’s getting 300 yards and 4 TD’s every game but with his speed, hands and leaping ability plus the variety of patterns he can run (hitch, crossing, deep, etc…) he’s going to continue to fill the stat sheet. Not to mention this symbiotic relationship he has with his QB.

I was surprised at his speed. Big and fast is a good combination.

T-Mac has every physical gift a WR could want
He is a work worker
He seems like an extremely high character guy
He has a long and close relationship with his QB that knows exactly what he is going to do.

He could leave AZ as the AZ football GOAT

Just don't get hurt.

TMac is suprisingly fast, probably due to his long strides. Might have a sub 4.5 speed IMHO

An all time great.

I was wondering if T-Mac would play in some crappy bowl UA would be in or sit it out to work out for the camps, but now it doesn't seem a concern.