NBA summer league

The NBA Summer League was an action filled couple of weeks where the young NBA players, namely rookies, get to play in exhibition games to show their talent and to get prepared for the NBA season.

Here are the top 15 best scorers:
ppg (points per game)

1. Anthony Randolph (GSW)
4 games
32.8 ppg

2. Anthony Morrow (GSW)
3 games
24.7 ppg

3. Nick Young (WAS)
4 games
23.8 ppg

4. Eric Gordon (LAC)
2 games
21.5 ppg

5. Adam Morrison (LAL)
4 games
20.8 ppg

6. Marcus Thornton (NOH)
3 games
20.7 ppg

7. Othyus Jeffers (DLS)
2 games
20.5 ppg

8. Cartier Martin (GSW)
3 games
19.7 ppg

9. Andray Blatche (WAS)
3 games
32.3 ppg

10. Tyreke Evans (SAC)
5 games
19.2 ppg

11. Blake Griffin (LAC)
5 games
19.2 ppg

12. Jodie Meeks (MIL)
5 games
19.0 ppg

13. Jason Thompson (SAC)
5 games
19.0 ppg

14. Darren Collison (NOH)
4 games
18.5 ppg

15. Dante Cunningham (POR)
4 games
18.3 ppg

Records: Golden State Warrior Anthony Randolf the summer league record with 42 points on July 14th . Two days later, fellow teamate Anthony Morrow broke the record with 47 points.

MVP: Rookie Blake Griffon of the Los Angeles Clippers.

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My week at Stanford

I went to a Stanford basketball camp this week. There were a lot of great players who have a lot of potential. I played pretty well throughout the week (Tuesday-Friday) and our team went undefeated until losing in the championship game by one. I thought that one of the best parts of the camp was having lectures from a lot of the coaches. We had a lecture from head coach Johnny Dawkins (also third leading scorer all-time in the ACC at Duke), coach Tension (Assistant coach, taught Gilbert Arenas, Jason Terry and other NBA players), coach Davey (assistant coach, taught Steve Nash and Hasheem Thabeet), and coach Payne (Director of student-athlete development).

Stanford players that we got to meet or be taught by:

52
Matei Daian
C
6-10
220


50
Jack Trotter
F
6-9
200


3
Jarrett Mann
G
6-3
180


32
Da'Veed Dildy
G
6-4
185

2
Landry Fields
G/F
6-7
210

We also got to meet Anthony Goods, who graduated from Stanford, and was the third best scorer in the Pac Ten.