Once he went undrafted, though, the Dallas Mavericks quickly swooped in to sign him to a two-way contract. Reports indicated that they tried to trade back into the end of the second round to select Nembhard,

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Dallas Mavericks two-way signee Ryan Nembhard did his best at turning heads in the NBA Summer League, emerging as a potential steal heading into his rookie season. Nembhard began his college career at Creighton,