Tucker DeVries and Lamar Wilkerson, former Indiana University basketball players, have signed NBA Exhibit 10 contracts following the 2026 NBA Draft. DeVries will join the Boston Celtics, while Wilkerson heads to the Oklahoma City Thunder. An Exhibit 10 contract allows players to participate in training camps, keep G League rights, and earn a bonus if waived while remaining with their affiliates. Both players were instrumental in their last season at Indiana, with standout performances that caught NBA attention.

By the Numbers
  • Tucker DeVries averaged 13.7 points, with 5.3 rebounds and 3.3 assists per game.
  • Lamar Wilkerson recorded 20.9 points per game, the highest for an Indiana guard since 2007.
State of Play
  • DeVries started all 32 games, leading his team in multiple statistical categories.
  • Wilkerson's scoring average jumped to 23.2 points in Big Ten play, breaking historical records for the program.
What's Next

Both players will now prepare for their respective training camps, aiming to secure a spot on their NBA teams or to make a significant impact in the G League. Their immediate focus will be on adapting to the professional game and showcasing their skills against top competition.

Bottom Line

The signings of DeVries and Wilkerson highlight Indiana's growing reputation for producing NBA talent. Their impressive college careers set a strong foundation as they transition into professional basketball, giving them a unique opportunity to build on their success.