Mikel Brown Jr. leads former Louisville players in NBA Summer League 2026
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 21, 2026, 9:10 AM
Last updated Jul 21, 2026
Former Louisville basketball players participated in the 2026 NBA Summer League, which concluded recently in Las Vegas. Mikel Brown Jr., drafted by the Brooklyn Nets, averaged 16.7 points over three games. Ryan Conwell impressed with a 21-point average before being released after one game in Las Vegas. Other former players included J'Vonne Hadley with Miami Heat and Chucky Hepburn with Toronto Raptors, among others. Despite solid individual performances, none of these players’ teams reached the championship game.
- •Mikel Brown Jr. averaged 16.7 points over three Summer League games.
- •Ryan Conwell averaged 21 points before being sent home by the Heat.
- •J'Vonne Hadley played in all eight games for Miami Heat.
- •Chucky Hepburn saw his first action since recovering from injury.
- •None of the former players' teams advanced to the championship game.
- 9:10 AMYahoo Sports — Former Louisville basketball players' stats in NBA Summer League 2026
"How did Mikel Brown Jr., Ryan Conwell and other former Louisville basketball players fare in the 2026 NBA Summer League? Take a look at their stats.
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