Your favorite “fan favorite” player

[CatsFan#9]

Easily Darius Miller. We don’t win the 2012 championship without him.

[Old School]

Kelenna Azubuike
Ed Davender
Allen Edwards
Anthony Epps
Marquis Estill
DeAndre Liggins
Darius Miller
Jay Schidler

Allen Edwards about single handedly won a game against Georgia at one point.

Troy McKinley would’ve been something if 3 pointers existed during his time. Same for Jay Schidler.

[Joneslab]

Well my favorite player ever is Anthony Epps. Does he fit the category?

Yes, absolutely. Toughness personified.

[bigbluebob]

Kenny Sky Walker
Tayshaun Prince
Tony Delk

[KCKUKFan]

I dunno if Gerald Fitch was a fan favorite, but he was MY favourite, so that's all that matters.

[DA#23]

Dominique Hawkins comes to mind.

[EKYCat]

Andre Riddick

Rodney Dent

Walter McCarty (he was sort of not a role player but he was really good)

Dale Brown

[DA#23]

Walter McCarty (he was sort of not a role player but he was really good)

Walta! From the Alta!

[BJD]

James Lee from the 1978 natty. Sixth man who would come off the bench and throw down tomahawk dunks that would electrify the crowd.

I'm gonna have to agree. I was thinking of some others, The Blur, Freddie Cowan, but James Lee was a special kind of dude!

[Joneslab]

Dale Brown

A true forgotten UK gem.

It's possible Dale Brown could've led us to a championship had fate not intervened.

[WeWant9]

I think Ulis deserves a mention.

[EKYCat]

A true forgotten UK gem.

It's possible Dale Brown could've led us to a championship had fate not intervened.

From Pascagoula, Mississippi

The 1993 team was really great.

Did anybody say Travis Ford in this thread?

[Cat tat2]

Lots of good ones named, brings back some great memories.
Add this guy to the list… Jeff Brassow.

[SportsFan]

Lots of good ones named, brings back some great memories.
Add this guy to the list… Jeff Brassow.

When I think of the 31 point second half comeback win against LSU in February of 1994, Brassow is the first name I think of.

I'm pretty sure that's still the largest second half deficit comeback win in NCAA history....but hopefully somebody can let me know for sure.

[DA#23]

The Mardi Gras Miracle still holds the record.