Indiana Pacers star Tyrese Haliburton recently attempted to go 82-0 in a viral game, but his team ultimately fell short. The game, which involves selecting an NBA starting five who would go 82-0, has gained popularity among basketball fans. Haliburton's team was unable to achieve an undefeated season, despite his best efforts. The Pacers star took to social media to announce his retirement from the game, citing the team's poor performance. The viral game has also caught the attention of other NBA teams and players, who have attempted to go 82-0 with their own lineups. The game's creators have increased their Ko-fi monthly funding goals to cover server costs, a testament to the game's popularity. Despite the Pacers' failure to achieve an undefeated season, Haliburton's attempt has sparked interest in the game among basketball fans. The Pacers star's decision to retire from the game may have been a wise one, given the team's poor performance. Nevertheless, the viral game remains a fun and engaging way for basketball fans to test their knowledge of the sport. The game's creators continue to update the game with new features and challenges, ensuring that it remains a popular activity among basketball enthusiasts. The Pacers' failure to achieve an undefeated season may have been a disappointment for Haliburton and his team, but it has not deterred fans from participating in the viral game. The game's popularity is a testament to the enduring appeal of basketball, and the Pacers' attempt to go 82-0 has only added to the game's allure.