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match or swimming with sharks
art? just a few of the things that
make up the man behind the
number no
I love pro wrestling," Wilcox
said "1 jus! want to try different
things I just want to have fun.”
Ironically, Wilcox got his big
break when Tate, his friend and
teacher, left the team mysteri
ously after the 1003 season
Plenty of pressure was heaped
upon Wilcox to replat e (lie reli
able Tate, hut Wilcox has
responded and squelched the
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Wilcox doesn't nwessarily like
tilt* way things transpired, hut
rualiaas that it doesn't matter how
he vs as thrust into starting action,
it's time to gel the job done.
I was sad to see Willy go
bet a use he was a hell of a
ballplayer." Wilcox said “But 1
just couldn't sit around and let
tt bother me, and 1 think I've
done a good job of not letting it
bother me.
"I think it hurt me more than
anybody I learned from him.
and I had fun playing with him
We would have been a pretty
Rood tight-end combo in the
Pac-10,"
No matter what anybody
thinks about Wilcox either per
sonally or from a playing stand
point, one thing that clearly
transcends all of his traits is his
desire to win and compete.
"It's kind of weird." Oregon
flanker Pat Johnson said. “Josh
is quiet all week, hut when
game time comes, he’s all hyped
and getting everybody up for the
game,"
“I can’t stand losing," Wilcox
concluded.
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