Stone to play in NBA summer league, Bradley will compete in Worldwide Invitational Camp

Former Southeast Missouri State basketball players and cousins Tyler Stone and Jarekious Bradley are headed to Las Vegas.

Stone, a 6-foot-8, 240-pound forward, will play for the Minnesota Timberwolves in the NBA summer league while Bradley will compete in the Worldwide Invitational Camp, according to press releases from the athletic department.

Stone, a three-year starter who was named second-team all-Ohio Valley Conference twice and was a first-team selection as a senior, averaged 14.5 points and 7.5 rebounds while playing for Denizli Belediye in Turkey last year.

Minnesota is scheduled to play Los Angeles on Friday, Chicago on Saturday and Utah on Monday before playing at least two games in a tournament beginning Wednesday. The championship game is slated for July 20.

Each game will be televised on NBA TV and games also can be viewed on NBA.com and the NBA Game Time app.

Bradley, a 6-5, 220-pound forward, wrapped up his two-year Redhawks career this year and was second-team all-conference twice.

He is one of 64 players that will compete in the Worldwide Invitational Camp hosted by UNLV Sunday through Tuesday

Coaches of each camp team hail from Australia, Germany, Belgium, Holland and Italy, and general managers and coaches of teams from Europe and Asia will also attend the camp, according to the press release.