Kam Jones is known as a bucket-getter, but he also showed NBA scouts that he was an elite passer during his senior season with the Golden Eagles.

Dreams came true for 29 more players on Thursday night during the second round of the NBA Draft at the Barclays Center in New York. Veteran college players were the flavor of the second round, as several former NCAA stars heard their names called.

After trading out of the first round last week to recoup their 2026 first-round pick, the Indiana Pacers added a second round pick (No. 38) in this year's NBA draft to go along with the No. 54 selection they already had. With that No. 38 pick, the Pacers took Marquette guard Kam Jones.