If you're wondering about other schools and the players they've put into Summer League, I've compiled a select list.
Baylor: 11
4 rookies (Walter, Missi, Bridges, Dennis)
7 pros (Acuil, Akinjo, Brown, Butler, Flagler, George, Gillespie)
Kentucky: 10
5 rookies (Sheppard, Dillingham, Reeves, Edwards, Mitchell)
5 pros (Knox, Livingston, Toppin, Tshiebwe, Washington)
Alabama: 9
1 rookie (Estrada)
8 pros (Bediako, Clowney, Davison, Ellis, Lewis, Miller, Reese, Shackelford)
Connecticut: 9
4 rookies (Castle, Clingan, Newton, Spencer)
5 pros (Hawkins, Jackson, Martin, Sanogo, Whaley)
Arkansas: 8
0 rookies
8 pros (Black, Council, Johnson, Jones, Smith, Toney, Walsh, Whitt)
Tennessee: 8
3 rookies (Knecht, James, Vescovi)
5 pros (Bowden, Chandler, Johnson, Phillips, Springer)
Kansas: 7
3 rookies (Furphy, McCullar, Braun)
4 pros (Agbaji, Dick, Garrett, Wilson)
Texas Tech: 7
1 rookie (Washington)
6 pros (Arms, Culver, Obanor, Ramsey, Smith, Williams)
Marquette: 6
2 rookies (Kolek, Ighodaro)
4 pros (Carton, Johnson, Lewis, Maxence-Prosper)
NC State: 6
3 rookies (Burns, Diarra, Horne)
3 pros (Joiner, Seabron, Smith)
UCLA: 6
1 rookie (Bona)
5 pros (Bailey, Bernard, Brown, Clark, Jaquez)
UNC: 6*
3 rookies (Ingram, Bacot, Ryan)
3 pros (Black, Bradley, Nance)
Villanova: 6
2 rookies (Armstrong, Moore)
4 pros (Daniels, Samuels, Slater, Whitmore)
Michigan: 5
1 rookie (Nkamhoua)
4 pros (Bufkin, Diabate, Howard, Simpson)
USC: 5
4 rookies (Collier, James, Ellis, Rodman)
1 pro (Peterson)
Virginia: 5
2 rookies (Dunn, Beekman)
3 pros (Clark, Franklin, Huff)
Washington State: 5
2 rookies (Wells, Jones)
3 pros (Franks, Gueye, Powell)
West Virginia: 5
2 rookies (Battle, Edwards)
3 pros (Matthews, Osabuohien, Stevenson)
Florida: 4
2 rookies (Pullin, Samuel)
2 pros (Castleton, Fudge)
Florida State: 4
1 rookie (Green)
3 pros (Butler, Gray, Osborne)
Gonzaga: 4
1 rookie (Watson)
3 pros (Strawther, Tillie, Timme)
Illinois: 4
3 rookies (Shannon, Domask, Guerrier)
1 pro (Bezhanishvili)
Indiana: 4
1 rookie (Ware)
3 pros (Jackson-Davis, Kopp, Langford)
Kansas State: 4
1 rookie (Perry)
3 pros (Johnson, Nowell, Sneed)
LSU: 4
1 rookie (Baker)
3 pros (Days, Smart, Williams)
Michigan State: 4
2 rookies (Hall, Walker)
2 pros (Brown, Hauser)
Mississippi State: 4
2 rookies (Jeffries, Smith)
2 pros (Brooks, Weatherspoon)
Ohio State: 4
1 rookie (Battle)
3 pros (Liddell, Sensabaugh, Washington)
Oregon: 4
2 rookies (Couisnard, Dante)
2 pros (Omoruyi, Sorkin)
Pittsburgh: 4
2 rookies (Carrington, Hinson)
2 pros (Champagnie, Gueye)
Providence: 4
1 rookie (Oduro)
3 pros (Croswell, Duke, Minaya)
Purdue: 4
2 rookies (Edey, Jones)
2 pros (Eastern, Mathias)
Syracuse: 4
1 rookie (Mintz)
3 pros (Boeheim, Griffin, Swider)
* Of course, the Cheater fans list 8, trying to include Auburn's Walker Kessler and Mississippi State's Garrison Brooks as their own. (The source is Tar Heel Tribune, so it's not the official UNC program doing the miscounting here.)
They're not the only ones. A few Michigan sites try to claim Colin Castleton, but he transferred to Florida. It's true that there are 7 former Syracuse players in Summer League, but the Orange can't actually claim Jesse Edwards (West Virginia), Joe Girard (Clemson), or Quincy Guerrier (Illinois). Your fans tried to Heel up your numbers, but I'm not falling for it.
Texas Tech at least makes the proper distinction, naming their 7 players, and also mentioning previous Red Raiders Kevin McCullar (Kansas), Terrence Shannon Jr (Illinois), and Jaylon Tyson (Cal). This is the way: don't claim them, and don't forget about them.
Speaking of McCullar, he was named to the Knicks summer roster, but
isn't playing because he is still recovering from the bone bruise on his knee that ended his career at Kansas:
