After the conclusion of the 2025 NBA draft, teams began signing contracts—primarily two-way deals—with undrafted college stars.
A two-way contract gives the player a chance to compete on the NBA team's G League roster, while also having the opportunity to be promoted to the NBA.
Here's a list of all the players who signed with teams after the draft. The list will be updated.
Undrafted Players to Sign With NBA TeamsAtlanta Hawks:Eli Ndiaye (PF – Real Madrid). Three-time Liga ACB champion and one-time EuroLeague winner in '23.Brooklyn Nets:
Grant Nelson (PF – Alabama, transferred from North Dakota State). Former All-Summit League player, averaged over 11 points and seven rebounds in senior year with Crimson Tide.
Dallas Mavericks:Miles Kelly (G – Auburn, transferred from Georgia Tech). Averaged 11.3 points per game for No. 1 seed Tigers in 2025.Ryan Nembhard (PG – Gonzaga, transferred from Creighton). Led college basketball with an average of 9.7 assists last season.Denver Nuggets:Tamar Bates (G – Missouri, transferred from Indiana). Averaged 13.3 points per game in 2025.Detroit Pistons:Zakai Zeigler (PG – Tennessee). Two-time SEC Defensive Player of the Year.Los Angeles Lakers:Eric Dixon (PF – Villanova). Led the NCAA in scoring in 2025.Miami Heat:Vlad Goldin (C – Michigan, transferred from Flordia Atlantic, Texas Tech). Big Ten Tournament MVP and first-team All-Big Ten selection in 2025.Milwaukee Bucks:Mark Sears (PG – Alabama, transferred from Ohio). Consensus first-team All-American in 2025.New Orleans Pelicans:Hunter Dickinson (C – Kansas, transferred from Michigan). Two-time consensus second-team All-American.Oklahoma City Thunder:
Payton Sandfort (SF – Iowa). Third-team All-Big Ten wing who averaged 16.7 points per game last season.
Philadelphia 76ers:Hunter Sallis (G – Wake Forest, transferred from Gonzaga). Two-time first-team All-ACC selection.Phoenix Suns:CJ Huntley (PF – Appalachian State). Second-team All-Sun Belt selection as a senior.Portland Trail Blazers:Caleb Love (G – Arizona, transferred from North Carolina). Former All-American and an All-Big 12 and Pac-12 selection at Arizona.Sacramento Kings:Dylan Cardwell (C – Auburn). The winningest player in Tigers history with 115 career victories.Toronto Raptors:Chucky Hepburn (G – Louisville, transferred from Wisconsin). ACC Defensive Player of the Year in 2025.Utah Jazz:RJ Luis Jr. (St. John's guard, transferred from UMass). Big East Player of the Year for breakout Red Storm in 2025.