While Turner has very respectable stats for his career, a stat line of 51-57-108, Turner is most well known for his overtime strike during the 1980 Beanpot Championship to give the Huskies their first title. February 11, 1980 was the date the Northeastern Huskies hockey became a nationally relevant program winning the Beanpot, and his goal also gave him the nickname of "Beanpot" Turner. Right now, Turner is Director of Operations of the Human Resources Department at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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| - While Turner has very respectable stats for his career, a stat line of 51-57-108, Turner is most well known for his overtime strike during the 1980 Beanpot Championship to give the Huskies their first title. February 11, 1980 was the date the Northeastern Huskies hockey became a nationally relevant program winning the Beanpot, and his goal also gave him the nickname of "Beanpot" Turner. Right now, Turner is Director of Operations of the Human Resources Department at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
- Wayne Keon Turner (born March 22 1976 in Boston, Massachusetts) is an American professional Basketball player. As a star Point guard for the University of Kentucky's Wildcats during a four-year period in which they won two NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Championship (1996 NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Tournament and 1998 NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Tournament) and lost in the championship game once (1997 NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Tournament), Turner became the all-time leader in games played in NCAA Division I men's basketball. During his college career he appeared twice on the cover of Sports Illustrated magazine. Following his college years he played for the NBA's Boston Celtics and the International Basketball League's Cincinnati Stuff. In 2000 he signed with the Harlem
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| - While Turner has very respectable stats for his career, a stat line of 51-57-108, Turner is most well known for his overtime strike during the 1980 Beanpot Championship to give the Huskies their first title. February 11, 1980 was the date the Northeastern Huskies hockey became a nationally relevant program winning the Beanpot, and his goal also gave him the nickname of "Beanpot" Turner. Turner's wrist shot has often been called the most important goal in Northeastern history, and is generally considered the marquee sporting moment for the university. It is also known as the "Shot Heard Round the Beanpot". Right now, Turner is Director of Operations of the Human Resources Department at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
- Wayne Keon Turner (born March 22 1976 in Boston, Massachusetts) is an American professional Basketball player. As a star Point guard for the University of Kentucky's Wildcats during a four-year period in which they won two NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Championship (1996 NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Tournament and 1998 NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Tournament) and lost in the championship game once (1997 NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Tournament), Turner became the all-time leader in games played in NCAA Division I men's basketball. During his college career he appeared twice on the cover of Sports Illustrated magazine. Following his college years he played for the NBA's Boston Celtics and the International Basketball League's Cincinnati Stuff. In 2000 he signed with the Harlem Globetrotters. Prior to his time at Kentucky Turner attended the Beaver Country Day School in Brookline, Massachusetts. Wayne Turner has also played as an Import (non-local) in the National Basketball League (Australia) for the Townsville Crocodiles (2002-03), and has just signed a one year deal (2007-08) with the NBL's New Zealand Breakers.
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