![Ray Allen and Famous Los were participants in the 2019 Celebrity All-Star Game in Charlotte. [Image via NBA/YouTube]](https://staticr1.blastingcdn.com/media/photogallery/2019/2/16/660x290/b_502x220x82/ray-allen-and-famous-los-were-participants-in-the-2019-celebrity-all-star-game-in-charlotte-image-via-nbayoutube_2206469.jpg "Ray Allen and Famous Los were participants in the 2019 Celebrity All-Star Game in Charlotte. [Image via NBA/YouTube]")
The NBA All-Star Celebrity Game 2019 edition went down from Charlotte, North Carolina on Friday. Instead of being a ho-hum comedy-fest of a game, it ended up quite competitive in the end. Ultimately, the Home team closed out the game with a win 82-80, despite a fierce comeback attempt from Quavo, Ray Allen, and the Away team. Here's a look at the highlights and standout performers of the game.
Famous Los - Home Team
Taking home this year's Celebrity All-Star Game MVP award was Famous Los. The Durham, North Carolina native scored 22 points for the winning side.
.@famouslos32 really stared down D-Wade after hitting a five-point play 👀 pic.twitter.com/Yi9rWxHOja
— ESPN (@espn) February 16, 2019
Jay Williams - Home Team
Los' teammate Jay Williams is a former basketball star who now works in the studios for various sports productions. Williams showed off his skills in the game with 18 points for the night.
.@RealJayWilliams shows off his handle and a sweet finish at the #RufflesCelebGame! 👀
— 2019 NBA All-Star (@NBAAllStar) February 16, 2019
Watch on @ESPN pic.twitter.com/mjJJio8Dej
Quavo - Away Team
Last year's Celebrity All-Star Game MVP was Quavo from the hip-hop group Migos. He played well yet again, and helped with the Away team's late comeback. Quavo finished with 27 points in the losing effort.
H U N C H O D R I P 💧 pic.twitter.com/XaujqNwUrf
— ESPN (@espn) February 16, 2019
Ray Allen - Away Team
Basketball Hall of Famer Ray Allen also put on a show in the contest. He was part of a UCONN-contingency as Stefanie Dolson was also on his team and Sue Bird was coaching. Allen finished with 24 points for the night including several four-pointers made.
Someone give Jesus Shuttlesworth a 10-day. pic.twitter.com/fkzAsiGTfp
— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) February 16, 2019
The Ruffles four-point line
It's worth noting that the Ruffles four-point line was a special inclusion in this year's game, and for a worthy cause. Every make from behind the farther-out line was worth four points for the team's score. In addition, $4,000 went to the Special Olympics for each of these shots made. Thanks to Los, Quavo, Allen, and Williams, there were a total of 10 makes for $40,000 on the night.
Ray Allen & @famouslos32 connect from the Ruffles 4-point line! ☔️☔️#RufflesCelebGame on ESPN pic.twitter.com/J55LdLOdQ8
— NBA (@NBA) February 16, 2019
