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Chris Anstey
A former tennis player who ranked as high as No. 2 among Australia's 15-year-old players, Anstey was named the Most Improved Player in Australia's National Basketball League in 1996.
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Nowitzki's 42-point, 12-rebound performance powered the Mavericks to an 88-84 defeat of the Pistons on Nov. 23, 2010. He scored 15 in the fourth quarter as Dallas rallied from a 12-point, second-half deficit. He was 3-for-3 from 3-point land in his 16th career 40-point effort.



Bill and his teammates Chris Mullin and Walter Berry compiled a 31-4 record at St. Johns University making it to the '85 NCAA semifinals. Bill played for his home country, Canada, in the 1984 Olympics. Very active in the community, Bill is involved with the NBA's "Don't Foul Out" drug program. Bill is so dedicated to giving something back that in 1987 he won the NBA/American Express Man Of The Year award for his community participation.



Only three other players in the history of Michigan State basketball have made more three-pointers than Ager (202). The explosive shooting guard is an all-around offensive talent, capable of slashing to the rim and creating his own shot. Ager was named All-Big Ten Second Team in both his junior and senior seasons.



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Jason Kidd
If John Stockton could do it, Kidd must reason, then why can't he? Kidd is still going strong and is contemplating playing into his 40s and emulating Stockton, who retired at 41. The Dallas offensive maestro began the 2010-11 season second in NBA career assists, 4,883 behind Stockton.
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