Who was the best PG you have ever seen play for Tennessee?

[kiddiedoc]

Torn between ZZ and CJ Watson. Both would be #1 for the time I've watched UT play.

Agree

 

[macrovol]

I'm 75. For the most impact on the game, it's ZZ, hands down.

 

[Thunder Good-Oil]

No mention of Pee Wee Gash? Melvin Goins? Orlando Berry?

Orlando Berry had one of the greatest performances by a UT PG ever versus KY. Then poof. He was gone.

 

[feathersax]

Bone was good but I have to go with Zeigler.

Jordan Bone (2016-19) became most effective in his junior year, then he declared for the pros. Mistake on his part; no telling how good he might have become. CRB helped Jordan develop into a elite scorer, defender & ball-handler. Bone had blazing speed.

 

[Oldvoldad]

Rodney Woods, Johnny Darden, ZZ

I was scrolling through this for a Johnny Darden reference, as my Dad used to tell me I should mimic my game after him.

How about a vote for Fred Jenkins?

 

[Thunder Good-Oil]

Jordan Bone (2016-19) became most effective in his junior year, then he declared for the pros. Mistake on his part; no telling how good he might have become. CRB helped Jordan develop into a elite scorer, defender & ball-handler. Bone had blazing speed.

I think I’ve read that Bone stopped going to class after the winter break his junior year. If so, he had a ton of work to do to return for a senior year.

 

[Oldvoldad]

I think that Fred Jenkins was usually the PG when both were on the floor. But Fred missed a lot of games with injuries and Tony was the do everything guard. Not a true PG, but he was the PG for about half of his career.

I watched Fred dunk his teammates missed free throw in HS. One of the most impressive feats I have seen in person. Of course, our guy didn't exactly do much to box him out, but still impressive.

 

[Thunder Good-Oil]

I watched Fred dunk his teammates missed free throw in HS. One of the most impressive feats I have seen in person. Of course, our guy didn't exactly do much to box him out, but still impressive.

He was a lock down defender as well. Outside shooting was the weakest part of his game. He was a great passer.

 

[DocVol]

1. ZZ
2. Tony Harris
3. Brandon Wharton

 

[Dainfluencer8]

I guess I missed where Jordan Bone was this prolific PG… but I digress

For me, ZZ is hands down the best… the rest of the list is just the rest of the list!

 

[508mikey]

ZZ anyone think he plays NBA ?

 

[Bigorangefan 98]

Johnny Darden is my sentimental favorite from my childhood, those were magical years, John Ward was not just my ears, but eyes also, and Stokely was a fairy tale

The dirt dobber. Johnny Darden was good one

 

[Bigorangefan 98]

I liked Tyrone Beamon ….

 

[ochocinco]

4 time SEC defensive player of the year in a 16 team conference. All time Tennessee assists leader. I’ll take him.

 

[ochocinco]

“Only” 2time DPOY. I get excited and carried away