NBA Summer League rosters are being finalized and announced this week. These squads feature a mix of top-flight draft prospects like AJ Dybantsa, Darryn Peterson and Cameron Boozer, along with scrappy underdogs fighting and clawing for the limited remaining NBA roster spots. Multiple former Utah State basketball stars are in the former camp. The Aggies saw five players exhaust their eligibility at the conclusion of the 2025-26 season, but none were selected in the NBA Draft. The options for professional basketball, if these players choose to pursue that career, lie in taking the long way around — through summer league, G League and maybe a two-way contract — or going international. We’ve already seen a mix of both options. At least four former Aggie standouts have signed professional contracts. Three will be participating in the NBA Summer League, with another signing a contract to play in Europe. There’s also an ongoing lawsuit involving two former USU players seeking an additional season of eligibility. Utah State 2026 Men’s and Women’s Basketball Transfer and Roster Tracker Drake Allen Exhibit 10 Contract with the Detroit Pistons Drake Allen is the most recent Aggie to join the pro ranks. He signed an Exhibit 10