Ryan Nembhard, a two-way signee for the Dallas Mavericks, has garnered attention with his standout performances at the NBA Summer League, showcasing his potential as a rookie. After transferring from Creighton to Gonzaga, he dominated as a senior, leading the nation in assists and setting a conference record with 181 assists. Despite his 5-11 stature, which may have contributed to not being drafted, Nembhard's skills in playmaking and shot creation are evident. He has averaged 11.3 points and 6.7 assists over three Summer League games.

Nembhard draws inspiration from his brother, Andrew, a successful player with the Indiana Pacers. Mavericks assistant Josh Broghamer praised Ryan's command of the game, highlighting his ability to orchestrate plays effectively. If his Summer League performance is indicative of his capabilities, Nembhard may solidify his place not just in Dallas but also in the broader NBA landscape.