One should not take too much from Kansas basketball camp scrimmages ... and there are many reasons for that.
It's the middle of the summer, for one, and KU's freshmen have been on campus less than two weeks. There are no plays and also no coaches allowed, meaning the effort level is close to what you'd see at the local Y.
Having said all that, I saw enough during Wednesday's 30-minute exhibition to deliver one prediction:
KU will have the nation's leader in dunk assists for the second year in a row.
The stat — though not widely tracked — is exactly as it sounds, showing which players are best at opening up the game's easiest shot for teammates.