105. Kristi Toliver, basketball
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( Baltimore Sun photo by Karl Merton Ferron / April 4, 2006 ) The guard made the biggest shot in Maryland women's history, a 3-pointer that sent the 2006 NCAA title game into overtime, where the Terps won their first championship. Then a freshman, Toliver (with coach Brenda Frese, left) went on to make first-team All-American and break the Atlantic Coast Conference single-season record for assists, which had stood for 28 years. The third pick overall in the WNBA draft, she plays for the Los Angeles Sparks. |
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