Congratulations to Bryn Forbes and Matt Costello, who signed @NBASummerLeague contracts with @spurs and @ATLHawks! pic.twitter.com/hnpB5zWHou

— Breslin Center (@BreslinCenter) June 26, 2016

Forbes went undrafted in last week's NBA Draft, but MSU head coach Tom Izzo told local broadcaster Tim Staudt that he had garnered plenty of attention from NBA teams. Izzo listed off the Spurs, Boston Celtics and Charlotte Hornets as suitors of the Lansing Sexton graduate. 

Although Forbes elected to go to the Spurs for Summer League ball, he could sign anywhere that he has offers once Summer League is over, just as Seth Curry, brother of defending MVP Stephen Curry, did last year when he played on the New Orleans Pelicans' Summer League team before penning his signature for the Sacramento Kings in the long run.

To qualify for any sort NBA roster, Forbes will need to shoot as impressively as he did in his senior season, when he shot 48 percent from three-point range, placing amongst the nation's best. Forbes also averaged 14.4 points per game his senior season and played 28 minutes per game for the Spartans. 

Forbes joins Matt Costello as the two former MSU players uncertain of their NBA future. Costello, on the Hawks, and Forbes both have non-guaranteed contracts and are far from shoe-ins for making day one NBA rosters. Denzel Valentine, on the Chicago Bulls, and Deyonta Davis, on the Memphis Grizzlies, are the other two most recent members of the NBA crop hailing from MSU, and both are sure to find their way onto an NBA court for the upcoming season. All four will play in the NBA Summer League to debut for their new teams.