Spencer Dinwiddie to Participate in 2018 Taco Bell Skills Challenge

Spencer Dinwiddie was selected as a participant in the 2018 NBA All-Star Taco Bell Skill’s Challenge.

Spencer Dinwiddie is averaging 13.4 points and 6.4 assists per game with Brooklyn this season. He is the fourth Nets guard to be selected to participate in the skills challenge. Before Dinwiddie, Jason Kidd partook in the challenge in 2003 and 2008, along with Devin Harris in 2009, and Deron Williams in 2012. Kidd was the victor of the Skills Challenge in 2003, the first year the event was featured at All-Star Weekend.

What is the Taco Bell Skills Challenge?:

The Taco Bell Skills Challenge is a three round obstacle-course competition. Specifically, it tests players’ dribbling, passing, agility, and shooting skills. The challenge pits four guards versus four big men in a bracketed structure. 

Dinwiddie’s Competition:

Spencer Dinwiddie will be facing off against three quality guards in his bracket including LA Clippers gunner Lou Williams. Denver Nuggets rising start Jamal Murray, and the Utah Jazz’s rookie sensation Donovan Mitchell are the other guard participants. The Mayor’s first round opponent has yet to be determined.