Didn t you retire last year? Nevada assistant coach Guy signed with the Pacers to play for his G League team

October 2nd News The University of Nevada Men's Basketball Team officially announced that the team's assistant coach Kyle Guy will sign an Exhibit10 contract with the Pacers, wishing him all the best.

Pacers reporter Dustin Dopirak, who works for the Indianapolis Star, forwarded the above news, confirming that the Pacers will sign Kyle Guy with an Exhibit 10 contract and allow him to play for the G League team Noblesville Blasters.

Kyle Guy is 28 years old, 1.88 meters tall, and plays as a guard. He led the University of Virginia to the NCAA championship in 2019 and was awarded the MOP. In the 2019 draft, Kyle Guy was selected with the 55th overall pick, playing for the Kings and the Heat in the NBA, and more often playing in the G League. After leaving the NBA in 2022, he played for Juventus Toot, Panasinacos and Tenerife.

On August 8 last year, Kyle Guy announced his retirement and returned to his alma mater, the University of Virginia men's basketball team, as a player development mentor and special assistant. This spring, Guy left the University of Virginia and joined the University of Nevada men's basketball team in April to serve as an assistant coach for Indiana fellow Steve Alford.