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Who was the Bucks' first college draft selection in 1968?
Charlie Paulk of Northeastern State (Oklahoma).
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Named the recipient of the WNBA Kim Perrott Sportsmanship Award in 2003. Diagnosed with breast cancer in 2002 but, after undergoing treatment, returned to play in the final game of the 2002 season. Originally selected by the Phoenix Mercury with the 10th overall pick of the 1999 WNBA Draft. Was a member of the 1998 World Champion U.S. Women's Basketball Team. Named to the All-Southwestern Conference First Team as a junior and senior (1990 and '91) and helped Texas to back-to-back NCAA Tournament appearances.
One of the original NBA franchises, the Atlanta Hawks have called six cities home. The team started as the Tri-City Blackhawks, splitting time between the Illinois towns of Moline and Rock Island as well as Davenport, lowa. The name shrunk to Hawks when the team moved to Milwaukee in 1951. After a move to St. Louis in 1955, the Hawks settled in Atlanta in 1968. DID YOU KNOW? Since the introduction of the three-point shot in 1979-80, the 1979-80 Hawks are the only NBA team to average less than one three-point attempt per game. The Hawks set the NBA single-season record by forcing their opponents to commit 24.1 turnovers per game in 1977-78. SCORECARD. In a March 17, 1956, showdown with the Minneapolis Lakers, the St. Louis Hawks set the NBA Playoff record for free throws in a regulation game with 54.
Heather and her sister Heidi are in the Guinness Book of World Records as the tallest female idenetical twins. Both are 6-5 and attended the University of Virginia.
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