Dwyane Wade returns to give back to literacy

It's Wade versus Diener. A 3-day event this weekend stretching into Monday. Competing in basketball and golf to benefit youth literacy programs. "If anybody got a glimpse of us throughout the last two times I was in Milwaukee for the reunions that we both had? I mean we're so competitive," Dwyane Wade says. "Like we went right back to those two kids that fought in our rooms. On the road, as roommates. The guy that was throwing pillows at me. Like we went right back to those two people. And it doesn't matter that we got kids and we got a billion of responsibilities. We became 18 and 19. He's from Fond du Lac. He spent most of his life there. You know, he's built the relationships there. You know, to me? I get a lot of pub for what I did but to me? Diener was, you know, just as big of it as I was when it came down to our success. And so this only was right. You know, that we sit down and we think about doing something together. You know, let's create magic together like we have before."