Oscar Cluff and Fletcher Loyer, both former Purdue basketball players, signed free-agent contracts for the upcoming NBA Summer League after the recent NBA Draft. Cluff is headed to the Houston Rockets, while Loyer will play for the Los Angeles Clippers. Their signings follow a successful draft period where Braden Smith and Trey Kaufman-Renn were selected in the second round. Cluff had an impressive senior season, earning numerous accolades, while Loyer holds multiple school records, including most 3-pointers made.

By the Numbers
  • Cluff averaged 10.6 points, 7.5 rebounds, and shot 68.3% from the field.
  • Loyer is Purdue's all-time leader in 3-pointers made with 309 and averaged 14.1 points per game this past season.
State of Play
  • NBA Summer League begins July 3, starting with the California Classic.
  • The main Summer League schedule starts July 9 in Las Vegas.
What's Next

Both players will showcase their skills in the Summer League, aiming to secure a spot on an NBA roster or a two-way contract. Their performances could influence their future in professional basketball significantly.

Bottom Line

Loyer and Cluff's signings highlight Purdue's strong basketball program and their readiness to transition to the NBA. Keeping an eye on their progress will be crucial as they compete for opportunities to solidify their careers in professional basketball.