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This past Tuesday night, Jeremy Lin and Roy Hibbert of the Indiana Pacers competed against each other in a “Skype Scavenger Hunt” where host Jimmy Kimmel asked the two NBA players to find items within their homes the quickest. Looks like Lin was back at home in Palo Alto, California and not having any issues with his formerly injured knee as he ran around his room looking for stuff. Hibbert wound up winning this silly little competition.
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