Charlotte Smith's Buzzer Beater for the Natty, Wolverines win their only Title, and an NHL game that seemed to never end - This DiSH for April 3

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EPISODE SUMMARY

In 1994, Charlotte Smith hit a shot with no time left to lift the UNC women to the win over Louisiana Tech and grab their first National Championship.

In 1989, Rumeal Robinson hit a pair of free throws to seal the one point win over Seton to win the National Championship.

In 1933, the Toronto Maple Leafs beat the Boston Bruins 1-0 after five overtime periods. It was the longest NHL game at the time but is now second on that list.

In 2007, Grambling State football coach Eddie Robinson died. When he retired, he was the all-time winningest football coach. He's now third on that list.

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