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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)

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.

Haley Moore (and/or Bianca Pagdanganan) makes then putt

— Thomas J Theodorakis (@Tom_Theodorakis)

The dagger downs

— Vern Johnson (@UAWLDCAT05)

Mowatt pitches ‘Cats to NC

— Jim ‘Sausage McGuffin’ Puliafico (@jjpoutwest)

Welcome New Coach Sean Miller

— Sean Miller (@FakeSeanMiller)

Can't forget game saving block against SDSU in the Diamond Head Classic championship game!

— Robert Rascon (@bigshotrob22)

Cecil intercepts, runs 106 TD

— Bonnie Stull (@im4wildcats)

to the house!

— Brian Swingle (@CoachSwingVB)

2014 Cal game

— Keaton Köch [SDMN] (@BobDole520)

Winning the PAC 12 South

— Heath Kleindienst (@heathkdesign)

Salim Stoudamire beats Oklahoma State.

— Paul Rippetoe (@PaulRippetoe)

Duke goes down in Anaheim

— B Hartman (@AZWldctFan)

Jamelle Horne posterizes Kyle Singler.

— Space Force (@FletcherMiller)

The leap by the lake.

— Sara Hammond (@ArizonaWildcat)

Beating Miami the fiesta bowl.

— Juls11 (@Juls11)

TJ kissing McKale center floor

— Cross-talk (@seagull535)

Kevin Parrom No easy buckets

— R.J. Mendoza (@arrr_Jay)

Derrick Williams swats Darnell Gant

— Curtis Rogers (@AKidFromKent)

Dogpile on the mound, Omaha.

— Ryan Finley (@ryan_finley)

2012 Baseball National Championship Season

— twittleedum (@twittleedum80)

Simon says championship

— Mr X (@mrxsports)

Messing up Lute Olson’s hair.

— Hurley Face (@HurleyFace)

Jim Nantz Simon says championship

— Erik (@StatFreak101)

No doubt, March 31, 1997. Although 106-yarder close second.

— Glen Rosales (@GlenPRosales)

nineteen ninety seven national championship

— Chuck (@cdimez10)