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The Indiana Pacers acquired the draft rights to Braden Smith (38th overall in the 2026 NBA Draft) from the Chicago Bulls in exchange for Kam Jones, two future second-round pick swaps, and cash, and Smith will wear No. 3.
The Chicago Bulls traded their 38th pick to the Indiana Pacers on draft night, receiving guard Kam Jones plus two future second-round swaps and cash. The deal, which involved an active NBA player on draft night, has sparked debate over Chicago’s devaluation of second-round picks, but Jones, a Marquette standout with collegeUpside, could fit the Bulls’ pace-and-paint style despite modest rookie numbers (4.4 PPG, 3.2 APG) with the Pacers last season.
Indiana acquired the No. 38 pick to select Purdue guard Braden Smith, sending Kam Jones plus 2028 and 2030 second-round picks and cash to Chicago. Smith, the NCAA all-time assists leader, will sign a two-way contract and be eased into action behind a guard-heavy rotation led by Haliburton, Nembhard, McConnell and Jackson.
Chicago Bulls traded No. 38 in the 2026 NBA Draft to the Indiana Pacers in exchange for Kam Jones, future pick swaps, and cash; the Pacers used the pick to draft Braden Smith, leaving Chicago with two 2026 first-rounders (Caleb Wilson and Dailyn Swain). Jones is under a two-year deal with a team option, and the cash won’t impact on‑court moves, pushing Chicago to pursue undrafted free agents.
Marquette's Kam Jones describes the last-second play that was initially ruled a game-winner but was later overturned, detailing the setup and execution of the play called "Four Corners." Despite the disappointment, Jones and his team responded by winning in overtime, showcasing their resilience and ability to stay focused under pressure.
Kam Jones' 30-point, nine-assist performance led Marquette to an 86-80 victory over Xavier in the regular-season finale, securing the No. 3 seeding in the upcoming Big East tournament. Despite missing key players, Jones stepped up as the primary ball-handler and scorer, with support from teammates Ben Gold and Stevie Mitchell. Marquette's head coach Shaka Smart praised Jones' playmaking, and the team looks to build on this win heading into the postseason.
Kam Jones scored a career-high 34 points for the second time in a week as Marquette defeated Xavier 88-64, marking his 22nd birthday with an impressive performance. Jones' recent success has been attributed to his aggressive mindset and present energy on the court, with coach Shaka Smart praising his focus and high standard. Marquette's defensive effort and Tyler Kolek's record-setting assists also contributed to the team's victory, as they look ahead to their remaining Big East games in the regular season.
Marquette's starting guard Kam Jones returned from an ankle injury to score a college-high 31 points in a dominant 91-57 victory over Georgetown. The win marks the ninth-ranked Golden Eagles' sixth straight conference victory, showcasing their resurgence after a 2-3 start in the league. Jones' remarkable performance, along with contributions from other key players returning from injuries, underscores Marquette's strong form. The team's disruptive defense, forcing 19 turnovers and scoring 35 points off them, also played a crucial role in the lopsided win.
Marquette men's basketball team unveiled a banner honoring their previous season's championships before dominating Northern Illinois with a 92-70 victory. The team showcased their depth and talent, with all 11 available scholarship players scoring in the game. Kam Jones led the team with an efficient 20 points, while Tyler Kolek displayed an improved three-point shot. Chase Ross also had a breakout performance, scoring 12 points. Marquette's depth and offensive firepower make them a formidable team this season.