Hailing from Tucson, Arizona is none other than San Antonio Spurs legend, Sean Elliott. Coincidentally, Elliott remained loyal to his hometown as he played his entire collegiate basketball career in his hometown with the Arizona Wildcats. During those four years (1985-1989), Elliott led the Wildcats to the Final Four in 1988, lead's the Wildcats in all-time scoring to this day, and even broke Kareem Abdul-Jabbar's Pac 10 scoring record.
In 1989, Elliott was drafted third overall to the San Antonio Spurs where he played all but one season of his twelve-year career with the Texas-based NBA franchise. In 1999, Elliott won his first and only NBA Championship alongside Tim Duncan and David Robinson. The 6'8 small forward also notched two NBA All-Star appearances in 1993 and 1996. While Sean Elliott wasn't a particularly flashy player, he had a high basketball IQ and was an excellent lockdown defender. He's the missing piece to a lot of championship-contending teams we see today.