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Former Gonzaga Bulldog superstar Drew Timme signs NBA contract with Brooklyn Nets

Drew Timme signed a multi-year contract with the Brooklyn Nets after a successful performance in the G League, where he averaged 23.9 points and was named Player of the Week twice.
NBA insider Michael Scotto reported that Timme's deal with the Nets is believed to be a two-year contract, though exact terms remain undisclosed.
Timme previously dropped 50 points in a G League game, contributing to his promotion to the NBA team.
Timme is set to potentially become the 12th Gonzaga player to compete in the NBA this season if he plays for the Nets.

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