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The Dallas Mavericks are preparing for their season opener with notable debutants including No. 1 pick Cooper Flagg, who is optimistic about the team's potential, while Daniel Gafford is doubtful due to injury, and undrafted Ryan Nembhard is expected to make his NBA debut, highlighting a mix of new and experienced players aiming for success.
Undrafted rookie Ryan Nembhard stole the show at Summer League with an impressive 21-point performance, overshadowing the highly-touted first overall pick Cooper Flagg, who struggled with shooting. Nembhard's standout debut highlights the Mavericks' successful acquisition of a potential impact player, adding excitement to their roster alongside Flagg.
During the NBA Summer League, Ryan Nembhard's impressive performance for the Mavericks highlighted a missed opportunity for the Lakers, who overlooked the undrafted Gonzaga guard, potentially missing out on a valuable backup point guard option.
The NBA Summer League opener in Las Vegas features high-profile debutants Cooper Flagg and Ryan Nembhard, with Flagg, the No. 1 overall pick, receiving prime attention, and Nembhard, signed on a two-way contract, showcasing his toughness and playmaking skills as he begins his NBA journey with the Mavericks.
Gonzaga's transfer duo of Ryan Nembhard and Graham Ike led the team to a Sweet 16 victory over Kansas, with Nembhard tying a career-high 12 assists and breaking the program's single-season assist record, while Ike contributed 15 points and nine rebounds. Their additions have proven to be crucial complements to the existing roster, solidifying Gonzaga's position as a formidable threat in the NCAA Tournament.
Former Creighton point guard Ryan Nembhard, ESPN's No. 2 player in the NCAA transfer portal, has committed to play at Gonzaga next season. Nembhard is considered one of the top point guards returning to college basketball and will immediately be a contender for WCC player of the year honors, providing the Zags a huge boost as they transition out of the Drew Timme era. Nembhard picked Gonzaga over Arizona, Alabama and UCF.
Former Creighton point guard Ryan Nembhard, ESPN's No. 2 player in the NCAA transfer portal, has committed to play at Gonzaga next season. Nembhard is considered one of the top point guards returning to college basketball and will immediately be a contender for WCC player of the year honors, providing the Zags a huge boost as they transition out of the Drew Timme era.
Ryan Nembhard, a two-year starter for Creighton, has entered the transfer portal, making Creighton a lesser team without him. UConn remains at the top of the CBS Sports Top 25 And 1 rankings, while Purdue, Marquette, and Miami round out the top four. Arkansas has dropped to No. 16 due to the departure of leading scorer Ricky Council to the NBA draft.
Creighton guard Ryan Nembhard, who averaged 12.1 points and 4.8 assists in 37 starts for the Bluejays in 2022-23, will enter the transfer portal. Nembhard helped lead Creighton to the Sweet Sixteen at the NCAA Tournament and is the younger brother of Pacers guard Andrew Nembhard. Arizona and Tommy Lloyd are seen as a possible landing spot for Nembhard, who is considered one of the top-five transfers on the market.
Creighton point guard Ryan Nembhard has entered the transfer portal and will look for a new team next season. Nembhard averaged 12.1 points and 4.8 assists per game last season and is expected to be one of the best point guards on the market. With Kentucky in need of guard options, Nembhard could potentially be a target for the Wildcats.
Creighton sophomore point guard Ryan Nembhard plans to transfer, according to sources. Although he has not officially entered the transfer portal, he is expected to do so soon. Nembhard started 64 games over the past two seasons for Creighton and was a key player in their run to the Elite Eight this year. He is the younger brother of Indiana Pacers guard Andrew Nembhard and is considered one of the best point guards available in the transfer portal. Gonzaga and Arizona are potential destinations for him.
Creighton's Ryan Nembhard scored a career-high 30 points to lead the Bluejays to an 85-76 victory over third-seeded Baylor in the second round of the NCAA tournament. Nembhard's performance, along with contributions from other guards like Trey Alexander and Francisco Farabello, helped Creighton secure its second Sweet 16 appearance in program history.