Entering Summer League, the NBA world was ready to get its first taste of No. 1 overall pick Cooper Flagg. After the Mavericks had traded away Luka Doncic in February, they seemed to have secured a second shot at building around a potentially generational player.

Flagg scored 31 points in his second start and looked more comfortable as the Mavericks' primary ball-handler. Dallas shut him down for the rest of the summer slate after his scoring outburst was the most by a No. 1 pick in summer league play since John Wall in 2010.

Duke basketball had 11 former players participate at the NBA Summer League in Las Vegas. Here are the stats for the Blue Devils.