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UDFA 2026

Discussion in 'Houston Rockets: Game Action & Roster Moves' started by Da Wink, Jun 24, 2026.

  1. Da Wink

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    who are our undrafted FA signings aside from copeland?
     
  2. DrNuegebauer

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    2 guys I would want

    I like Nkrumah. Decent ayhlete and great ballhawk [2.8spg]. Could be an Okogie-lite.

    Hometown Uzan - lost his role last year. Can shoot and defend. Not sure what else.
     
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    ashleyem STONE NEEDS TO GO!
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    Oscar Cluff is like a younger Jock Landale, pretty much just a traditional C with size, heft and length. I guess our Capela replacement if he pans out.
     
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    get capela gone with tari s and t
     
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    TWSS
     
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    The Rockets did pretty well for themselves in the UDFA market this year, getting both Quadir Copeland and Oscar Cluff. Those two guys were both ranked in the 50s or 60s by nearly every major draft expert. Also, from reading between the lines, I'm guessing the Rockets considered taking Copeland with the 55th pick but somehow figured out that he was going to go undrafted. Their agreement with Copeland came so quickly, they must have had that level of understanding of his situation during the late stages of the draft.
     
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    It appears he's more of a physical presence than Jock, a better rebounder, and can finish around the basket (Synergy tracking had him making 80.2 percent of his shots at the rim in half-court situations, the highest in the draft class). Good footwork in the post. Excellent screener. 9-foot standing reach and 255 lbs. Sorry, guys, he's not playing much above the rim or a 3-point threat.
     
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    Cluff’s offensive rebound number is off the charts. Easy to understand why we went for this guy.
     
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    I liked Okogie, but won't be heart broken if he leaves.
     
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    Yeah, its pretty much a given, which players are going where. Teams, GMs and the NBA offices all talk. Just like Vessar told teams he wanted to go to ATL and Wemby told the NBA that he wanted to go to the Spurs....they made it happen
     

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