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Where every NBA undrafted free agent is signing

Here’s a list of where the top players not selected in the 2015 NBA Draft will be headed. Most contracts are just for the NBA Summer League.

The 2015 NBA Draft is over, but that doesn’t spell the end of the dream for those prospects who didn’t get selected. NBA teams have always signed undrafted free agents, whether it’s just to showcase their skills at the NBA Summer League or to actual NBA contracts. One of the most famous recent examples is Matthew Dellavedova, who didn’t get selected in the 2013 NBA Draft, but quickly inked a contract with Cleveland. The Cavaliers don’t win two games in the NBA Finals without him.

We’ll use this space to round up every undrafted free agent who signs a contract with a team, whether it’s just Summer League or much more. Deals are signed quickly, and in the case of Summer League, players often switch teams up until the event begins. Where there are changes, we will be quick to note them. For now, players are Summer League signings unless otherwise noted.

Here is our list of the top players not to be drafted on Thursday night.

Atlanta Hawks

Terran Petteway, small forward, Nebraska

Brandon Ashley, PF, Arizona

Boston Celtics

Royce O’Neale, forward, Baylor

Jonathan Holmes, forward, Texas

Malcolm Miller, SF, Holy Cross

Brooklyn Nets

Cliff Alexander, forward, Kansas (free-agent deal)

Ryan Boatright, PG, UConn (free-agent deal)

DeShawn Delaney, G, New Mexico

Ben Vozzola, SG, San Diego

Josh Gasser, PG, Wisconsin

Kendall Gray, C, Delaware State

Charlotte Hornets

Aaron Harrison, shooting guard, Kentucky

Ralston Turner, G/F, N.C. State

Chicago Bulls

Rayvonte Rice, SG, Illinois

Cleveland Cavaliers

Trevor Lacey, PG, NC State

Keifer Sykes, PG, UW-Green Bay (partially-guaranteed free-agent contract)

Quinn Cook, SG, Duke (Las Vegas only)

Dallas Mavericks

Kevin Pangos, PG, Gonzaga

Denver Nuggets

Darius Carter, PF, Wichita State

Detroit Pistons

Julian Washburn, guard/forward, UTEP (Orlando Summer League)

Golden State Warriors

Michael Frazier, shooting guard, Florida

Matt Stainbrook, center, Xavier

Julian Washburn, guard/forward, UTEP (Las Vegas Summer League)

Chasson Randle, PG, Stanford

Johnny Dee, PG, San Diego

Stefan Nastic, C, Stanford

LaDonte Henton, SF, Providence

Houston Rockets

Denzel Livingston, point guard, Incarnate Word

Christian Wood, power forward, UNLV

Will Cummings, G, Temple (free-agent deal)

Indiana Pacers

Matt Stainbrook, center, Xavier (ORL Summer League only)

Jon Octeus, SG, Purdue

DaVonte Lacy, G, Washington State

Los Angeles Clippers

D.J. Newbill, SG, Penn State

Yanick Moreira, C, SMU

Los Angeles Lakers

Robert Upshaw, center, Washington

Memphis Grizzlies

Rashad Madden, SF, Arkansas

Michael Holyfield, C, Sam Houston State

Miami Heat

Seth Tuttle, power forward, Northern Iowa

Travis Trice, PG, Michigan State

Joshua Smith, C, Georgetown

Gabriel Olaseni, C, Iowa

Tyler Kalinoski, G, Davidson

Bradford Burgess, G/F, VCU

New Orleans Pelicans

Jay Hook, SG, Tulane

Bryce Dejean-Jones, SF, Iowa State

New York Knicks

Maurice Ndour, F, Ohio

Oklahoma City Thunder

Quinn Cook, point guard, Duke (Orlando only)
Mike Cobbins, PF, Oklahoma State

Orlando Magic

Youssou Ndoye, center, St. Bonaventure (ORL Summer League only)
Jabril Trawick, SG, Georgetown

TaShawn Thomas, F, Oklahoma

Jordan Sibert, SG, Dayton

Scottie Wilbeken, PG, Florida

Philadelphia 76ers

T.J. McConnell, PG, Arizona (partially-guaranteed free-agent deal)

Sam Thompson, PF, Ohio State

Jamal Jones, F, D-League

Charles Jackson, C, Tennessee Tech

Sacramento Kings

Corey Hawkins, G, UC-Davis

Juwan Staten, PG, West Virginia

Shaquielle McKissic, F, Arizona State

Duje Dukan, PF, Wisconsin

San Antonio Spurs

Wayne Blackshear, small forward, Louisville

Treveon Graham, shooting guard, VCU

Shannon Scott, PG, Ohio State

Youssou Ndoye, C, St. Bonaventure (Las Vegas only)

Darion Atkins, PF, Virginia

Toronto Raptors

Phil Greene, PG, St. John’s

Michale Kyser, PF, Louisiana Tech

Utah Jazz

Wesley Saunders, shooting guard, Harvard

J.J. O’Brien, F, San Diego State

Washington Wizards

Dez Wells, shooting guard, Maryland (possibly more than Summer League)

Traveon Jackson, PG, Wisconsin

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