NBA All-Star Celebrity Game is a highly anticipated event that showcases the talents of both celebrities and former NBA players. In 2024, fans can expect an exciting lineup of stars from various industries competing on the court.
The game serves as a platform for celebrities to showcase their basketball skills while also raising money for charity. It brings together fans of basketball and pop culture, creating a unique and entertaining atmosphere.
Some of the top artists, athletes, movie stars and a former NBA champion will take part in the event where celebrities can show off their hoops skills, all while having some fun and hijinks in between.
Shannon Sharpe will battle on the court as the coaches of the squads. They'll also get some music firepower on their staffs, with Sharpe getting 50 Cent as an assistant, while Smith will get Lil Wayne and Las Vegas Aces star A'ja Wilson on his staff.
Among the most recognizable stars are Dallas Cowboys linebacker Micah Parsons, Houston Texans rookie quarterback C.J. Stroud, former NBA champion Metta World Peace and the youngest EGOT winner ever, Jennifer Hudson.
This year's teams will be coached by ESPN First Take's Shannon Sharpe and Stephen A. Smith, with rappers 50 Cent and Lil Wayne joining them, respectively.
The event typically produces some hilarious moments as celebrities and athletes from other sports test their skills on the hardwood. This year could be even more interesting than usual as the NBA has mode some slight tweaks to the annual event. The game will be played on an innovative LED court and feature a dynamic 3-point line. 
Nacua finished his BYU career with a total of 91 catches for 1,430 yards and 11 touchdowns as a receiver. He added 39 carries for 357 yards and five touchdowns with his legs.
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Nacua finished his first season as a professional with an NFL rookie record 105 receptions for 1,486 yards. He also scored six touchdowns.
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