Wade put up 203.6 points in a semifinal and it still felt like overkill — Jamaal Charles alone (60.5) was enough to end Emmo's season before halftime. Andre Johnson's 3.8 was the quiet disaster on the other sideline, a ghost in a game where Emmo needed every point and left 19.4 sitting on the bench. Wade, meanwhile, left essentially nothing — his bench contributed roughly zero, because he didn't need it. The 130–203 final is the highest-scoring meeting these two have ever had, which is a brutal way for Emmo to remember it — outscored by 73 in a game that sent Wade to the championship.