The month of June has come and gone extremely quickly, which means Spurs fans will get to see new draft picks Dylan Harper and Carter Bryant in action soon. The Las Vegas Summer League begins on July 10, and the NBA not-so-subtly made sure the top five overall picks from the 2025 Draft will face each other:
The Spurs will kick things off against the Philadelphia 76ers and 3rd overall pick VJ Edgecomb, followed followed by top pick Cooper Flagg and the Dallas Mavericks, the Utah Jazz and 5th pick Ace Bailey (that is, if Bailey [decides to show up](https://www.nj.com/rutgers/2025/06/ex-rutgers-star-ace-bailey-hasnt-reported-to-the-utah-jazz-is-it-a-crisis-yet.html)), and finally against the Charlotte Hornets and 4th overall pick Kon Knueppel. All four games will be nationally televised on either ESPN or NBATV. It may not be the big Victor Wembaynama vs. Cooper Flagg debut everyone is anticipating, but it’s a good start.
We already know Harper and Bryant will be there, and they will likely at least be joined by last year’s two-way players, Harrison Ingram and Riley Minex. The Spurs have also signed two players to Exhibition 10 contracts for Summer League so far: Southern Cal forward Chibuzo Agbo and LSU guard Cam Carter, [per the San Antonio Express News](https://www.expressnews.com/sports/spurs/article/summer-league-sign-chibuzo-agbo-cam-carter-20397329.php).
> Both players shot nearly 40% from deep last season.
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> A 6-foot-7, 215-pound forward, Agbo averaged 11.8 points, 4.5 rebounds and 1.2 assists as a senior while shooting 39.6% from deep on 5.8 attempts and 86.6% at the free throw line.
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> Agbo, a San Diego native who started his college career at Texas Tech, shot 40.2% and 40.9% from beyond the arc in his two seasons at Boise State before moving to USC as a graduate transfer.
Before Vegas, the Spurs will also participate in the California Classic in San Francisco from July 5-8, facing off against the Miami Heat, Golden State Warriors and Los Angeles Lakers. All three games will also be nationally televised on ESPN or NBATV.