Cameron Jones

Cameron Jones - Jones is a testament to the fact that the Development League really can be used to develop your game. He has put in three seasons there now and has become a go-to scorer, averaging 20.2 points on 46.5% shooting and 40.8% from three point range, throwing in 4.4 rebounds and 3.5 assists per game on the way. He always was a good scorer, both in his previous two years and his collegiate career, but he has taken it to the next level, mostly through the addition of the three pointer. Always a good mid-range shooter, Jones added the range, and with that comes efficiency and output. These things complementing his high IQ game, good athleticism and solid man to man defense, he is now on the cusp of the NBA. And if he doesn't make it this time, it's probably time he left the D-League and starts drawing in the big paychecks that he can.

Cameron Jones - Northern Arizona graduate Jones landed his second training camp gig this summer with the Warriors, and later joined Santa Cruz in the D-League for his third season down there. To make it in the NBA, he was told, Jones needed to turn his mid-range jump-shot into consistent NBA three point range. He got the message - thus far on the young D-League season, Jones is averaging 22.3 points per game, shooting 46% from three; after 56 made three pointers in his first 98 D-League games, Jones already has 13 in six this year. If this sustains, Jones now has a chance to make it as a high IQ three-and-D guard.