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Jimmer Fredette fans watch Fredette during the shoot-a-round before Jimmer's All-Stars game at the Marriott Center at Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah. September 22, 2011 -
Sacramento King Jimmer Fredette signs autographs before Thursday nights game. -
Jimmer Fredette fans arrived early with hopes of seeing Jimmer. -
Jimmer Fredette waves to screaming fans during the shoot-a-round. -
Fredette fans were spotted in Sacramento Kings jersey's on Thursday night. -
Kawhi Leonard and Jimmer Fredette shake hands during player introductions. -
Jimmer Fredette, with Kemba Walker, greets Tobias Harris before Thursday nights game. -
Sacramento Kings draft pick Jimmer Fredette drives on Tobias Harris of the Milwaukee Bucks in the 1st quarter. -
Kenneth Faried pulls down a rebound in front of Kawhi Leonard and Malcolm Lee in the 1st quarter. -
Kawhi Leonard prepares to dunk a ball in the 1st quarter. -
Kenneth Faried prepares to shoot the ball with Bismack Biyombo defending in the 1st quarter. -
Jimmer Fredette drives past Isaiah Thomas in the 1st quarter. -
Isaiah Thomas lifts his arms after hitting his second consecutive three point shot in the 2nd quarter. -
Kemba Walker starts a fast break in the 3rd quarter. -
Kemba Walker reacts to the crowds displeasure in the 3rd quarter. -
Tyler Honeycutt watches his dunk go through the basket in the 3rd quarter. -
Jimmer Fredette passes off to teammate Kenneth Faried, in front of defender Bismack Biyombo in the 3rd quarter. -
Jimmer Fredette hits a three point shot in front of an oncoming Vernon Macklin in the 4th quarter. -
Jimmer Fredette acknowledges the Provo crowd after being removed from the game. -
Kemba Walker is embraced by coach Steve Fisher after being removed from the game. -
Isaiah Thomas acknowledges the Provo crowd following Thursday nights game. -
Jimmer Fredette acknowledges the Provo crowd as he leaves the floor following Thursday nights game. -
Jimmer Fredette acknowledges the Provo crowd as he leaves the floor following Thursday nights game. -
Jimmer Fredette acknowledges the Provo crowd as he leaves the floor following Thursday nights game.
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