The NBA Summer League in Las Vegas offered a glimpse into the next chapter of several University of Louisville alumni, each of whom stepped onto the court for different franchises.
Summer League Highlights
J’Vonne Hadley, who signed a two‑way contract with the Miami Heat, contributed seven rebounds, three assists and two points in a matchup against the Orlando Magic, while also noting that he has been averaging 20.5 points per game across four summer appearances.
Ryan Conwell, another Heat prospect, was rested for the latest game but had posted a 20.5‑point average earlier in the session, underscoring his scoring potential.
Isaac McKneely earned a starting role with the Atlanta Hawks and helped the team to a win over the Brooklyn Nets, finishing with five points, two rebounds and an assist.
Chucky Hepburn, the Toronto Raptors’ point guard, led all scorers with a game‑high eight assists while adding two points and five rebounds in a victory over the Houston Rockets.
Mikel Brown Jr. exploded for 20 points for the Brooklyn Nets on Friday night before being rested the following day, a performance that has kept his summer scoring average near 15 points per game.
With five of the six players scheduled to return for Monday’s action, the Louisville contingent remains poised to influence the league’s summer narrative as coaches continue to evaluate talent and manage workload.