How to watch DJ Burns Jr., Jack Gohlke and other undrafted NCAA March Madness stars in NBA Summer League

The NBA Summer League is an opportunity for high-profile rookies to get their first taste of NBA action while others look to carve out a path to continue playing basketball at the highest level.

While some of March Madness' biggest stars parlay their collegiate careers into being high draft picks, others have to take different routes as undrafted rookies on Exhibit 10 or two-way contracts. For those players, Summer League is the perfect opportunity to show what they're capable of.

From NC State's DJ Burns to Oakland's Jack Gohlke, here's how you can follow these players' respective journeys during the 2024 NBA Summer Leagues.

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NBA Summer League schedules for undrafted NCAA March Madness stars

Armando Bacot, Jazz

Bacot, a two-time All-American and North Carolina's all-time rebounds leader, begins his NBA journey with Utah.

The Jazz will play in the Salt Lake City and Las Vegas Summer Leagues.

DJ Burns Jr., Cavaliers

Burns captivated America during NC State's unprecedented run to the Final Four. He signed with Cleveland as an undrafted free agent and looks to land on the Cavs roster.

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Jack Gohlke, Thunder

It took one historic performance in an upset over Kentucky for Gohlke to put his name on the map. The sharpshooter joins Oklahoma City's summer roster.

The Thunder will play in Salt Lake City and Las Vegas.

Drew Timme, Kings

Timme finished at Gonzaga in 2023. After a year with the Bucks G League affiliate, he will start the 2024 summer with Sacramento.