Tim Hardaway, Jr. and Dion Waiters put on a ridiculous show in the Rising Stars duel. Hardaway ended up 12/23 overall, 7/16 on three-pointers, and 5/6 on free throws to end up with a game-high 36 points. Meanwhile, Waiters finished 10/14 overall, 4/6 on three-pointers, and 7/8 on free threws for 31 points. Neither player started the game. Fellow Wolverine Trey Burke was 3/12, 0/7 on threes, dished out 6 assists, and had 1 steal on his way to 6 points.
Team Hill (Waiters) beat Team Webber (Hardaway, Burke) by a score of 142-136, and Detroit Piston Andre Drummond was named the game’s MVP with 30 points and 25 rebounds.
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This was amazing to watch. I was jumping off the couch.
Small correction: Burke was on Team Webber, not Hill.
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burke was on team webber i think, it should also be noted he had no turnovers
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Both of you guys are correct – Burke was on Team Webber.
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Where did Waiters play his college ball?, he was on fire.
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He was at Syracuse, but he was gone by the time Michigan played them in the 2013 NCAA Tourney.
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Nice to see you broadening your horizons there Thunder.
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