NBA next generation legacy dominates at NBPA Top 100 camp

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ROCK HILL, S.C. -- There are few years and even fewer hoops events during the spring and summer where the parent section could give the top-tier talent on the hardwood a run for its money.

In the unlikely event that a pre-Father's Day dads vs. sons pickup game were to break out at the NBPA Top 100 Camp this week, the teens would've been in serious trouble with a who's who of former NBA stars on hand watching their heirs apparent lace 'em up.

"I think from the experience part of it, that may give us an advantage on the court," said Malik Olajuwon, son of former NBA great Hakeem Olajuwon. "I don't think it's easier for us, though. I actually think it might be harder but just…