NBA Legends Earvin "Magic" Johnson and Dominique Wilkins lead a star-studded lineup of NBA and WNBA players, NBA legends and celebrities competing in the Jeep All-Star Hoop-It-Up to be held on NBA All-Star Saturday Night presented by America Online, February 8 at Philips Arena in Atlanta.

Jeep All-Star Hoop-It-Up is a 3-on-3 game featuring two teams consisting of an NBA player, WNBA player, NBA legend and celebrity. The event will be a 3-on-3 halfcourt game with teams from Atlanta and Los Angeles.

Johnson, a five-time NBA champion and Basketball Hall of Famer, will be joined on the Los Angeles team by Los Angeles Clippers forward Corey Maggette, 2002 WNBA Finals MVP Lisa Leslie of the L.A. Sparks and Ashton Kutcher, co-Star of “That ‘70s Show” and the recent film “Just Married”. Wilkins, the Hawks’ all-time leading scorer and nine-time NBA All-Star, will lead the Atlanta squad that will feature Hawks guard Jason Terry, 2002 WNBA MVP Sheryl Swoopes of the Houston Comets and “Malcolm in the Middle” star Frankie Muniz.

Participants in the Jeep All-Star Hoop-It-Up will be wearing jerseys from a new line by Nike called NBARewind. The jerseys incorporate vintage uniform designs with current team colors and players. The new line launches nationwide during NBA All-Star 2003.

The contestants in the Jeep All-Star Hoop-It-Up will be competing for $48,000 in prize money, with $30,000 going to the winning team. Second place is worth $18,000.

9 at 8 p.m. EST.

Below are the rosters for the Jeep All-Star Hoop-It-Up competition:

JEEP ALL-STAR HOOP-IT-UP

ATLANTA TEAM

Dominique Wilkins-Atlanta Hawks All-Time Leading Scorer
Jason Terry-Atlanta Hawks guard
Sheryl Swoopes- 2002 WNBA MVP and Houston Comets forward
Frankie Muniz- “Malcolm in the Middle” star

LOS ANGELES TEAM

Corey Maggette- Los Angeles Clippers forward
Lisa Leslie- 2002 WNBA Finals MVP and Los Angeles Sparks center
Magic Johnson- Los Angeles Lakers, winner of five NBA championships (1980, '82, '85, ‘87, '88)
Ashton Kutcher- “That ‘70s Show” and “Just Married” co-star


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