Jenkins, Denker lead Arizona past Lumberjacks

TUCSON, Ariz. -- In January, Daniel Jenkins announced he was transferring from Arizona to Washington State. He left school, but not for long. "He was on his spring sabbatical," Arizona coach Rich Rodriguez quipped. "He was taking his tour of the Northwest part of the country." A few months later, Jenkins was back, and on a rainy Friday night, the speedy senior made the most of Ka'Deem Carey 's absence in the Wildcats' 35-0 season-opening victory over Northern Arizona. Jenkins ran 91 yards for a touchdown, the third-longest rushing play in Arizona school history, and also caught a scoring pass in the opener of Rodriguez's second season in Arizona. "He had a great summer, he's in great shape," Rodriguez said. "He's been probably the one most explosive player we've had in camp, so it was good to see him get that long run. He deserved this kind of nice performance." B.J.