And since that game, five of them went on to play in college. A few of them are already pro.

Right now four of them are in the pros, and there’s two that could make themselves eligible for the draft. I think one of them, Brandon Jennings, is definitely going to make himself available for the draft this year. And with Tyreke [Evans], I’m not sure if he’s going to stay in school a little longer. [Editor's note: Evans announced his eligibility shortly after our interview with Yauch, he is expected to be selected in the first round of the 2009 NBA Draft.] I wouldn’t be surprised if all eight of them ended up in the NBA if you look a few years from now. Lance Stevenson, the youngest one, who was 15 when we shot the documentary, is just going to be starting college [this fall].

According to Rocky Mountain News:

With Eddie Murphy in Denver shooting his new movie Nowhereland, Carmelo Anthony, Allen Iverson and coach George Karl filmed cameo appearances as the cameras rolled on the Pepsi Center practice court.

“A.I. and Melo are making a lot more money than me (for their roles), that’s all I know,” Karl joked. “Just like in basketball.”

Chris Brown stars in the upcoming movie Phenom. It’s about a young NBA star who went straight from high school to the pros. He later finds out that he is the illegitimate son of an aging NBA player. And guess who he has to go head-to-head against in the playoffs? His dad!