Dwight Howard showed support for Louisville while in town for Earl Clark’s charity tournament. (Photo/cardchronicle.com)

Dwight Howard made an unannounced guest appearance at Earl Clark’s charity basketball game on Friday night in Mount Washington, Ky., and Howard showed off his point-guard skills while playing with other NBA stars such as Jrue Holiday, J.R. Smith and Terrence Williams.

Howard played point guard in high school before concentrating on center once his NBA career came into focus.

“I know you guys joke around and think I wasn’t being serious about that, but I did play point guard,” he said at his camp last week. “When I got to the league, they made me change my game. Magic Johnson was my favorite player, and Spud Webb.”

In the videos below, Howard brings the ball up the floor and shows off some dribbling ability.

Clark and Magic second-round pick DeAndre Liggins also played in the charity game, which benefited the Youth for Christ foundation in Louisville.

Numerous other current and former NBA players were scheduled to participate in the event, including Antoine Walker, Taquan Dean, Edgar Sosa, Derrick Caracter, Samardo Samuels and Jerry Smith.

For the videos, click the jump.

Howard plays the point, slams in a dunk:

First 3 minutes of the game, including two big slams from Clark and some dance moves from Howard:

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