Drew Timme has agreed to a training camp deal with the Minnesota Timberwolves, per Yahoo Sports reporting.
The contract is non-guaranteed and invites Timme to compete for a roster spot during the preseason.
Timme finished his Gonzaga career as the men's basketball program's all-time leading scorer with 2,307 points.
He went undrafted in the 2023 NBA Draft after four seasons with the Bulldogs.
Since then, Timme has pursued NBA opportunities through summer leagues, G League affiliates, and overseas play.
The Timberwolves' training camp opens later this week, giving Timme a chance to earn a standard contract through performance.
Minnesota has used training camp deals in recent years to evaluate frontcourt depth beyond their guaranteed contracts.
Timme's skill set as a polished post player with passing ability aligns with the Wolves' need for veteran bench scoring.
His signing adds to the NBA's late-September wave of veteran minimum and camp contract movements.
No other NBA team has offered Timme a guaranteed contract since his draft departure.
This article synthesizes reporting from Yahoo Sports, ESPN, CBS Sports. Top story: "Drew Timme Signs Training Camp Deal With Minnesota Timberwolves" (Yahoo Sports).