He's got a partially guaranteed deal, so it seems likely that we are still talking about him in training camp.
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2782431-top-undrafted-players-from-2018-nba-draft#slide0
9. Dakota Mathias (Purdue, SG, Senior)
Final mock draft prediction: Undrafted
Current status: Cleveland Cavaliers, presumably summer league/training camp
Dakota Mathias wasn't expected to hear his name called Thursday night. But it wasn't surprising to learn how quickly he found a team to bring him in. He's been one of the country's most accurate shooters over the last two seasons, making 168 of 365 three-point attempts (46 percent) since the start of his junior year. In 2017-18, he ranked in the 97th percentile in points per possession on jump shots off the dribble while making 43.9 percent of his catch-and-shoot chances.
And though he's not known for being an offensive creator, he also ranked in the 87th percentile as a pick-and-roll scorer and the 93rd percentile as a ball-screen passer. Over the years, Mathias became a tough, hardworking defender and earned the coveted three-and-D label. He will now have the opportunity in Cleveland to outwork and outshoot his competition in summer league and training camp.
https://www.jconline.com/story/spor...artially-guaranteed-deal-cleveland/724888002/
WEST LAFAYETTE —
Dakota Mathias watched the final picks of Thursday's NBA Draft with a certain level of comfort.
Through his performances on the workout circuit in previous weeks, the former Purdue guard had begun conversations with a handful of teams. Some offered what he and his representatives considered better fits than what might have been available from teams picking at the bottom of the second round.
Minutes after the draft concluded, Mathias jumped on an opportunity with the Cleveland Cavaliers. His
Exhibit 10 agreement serves as a partially guaranteed contract and provides perhaps a wider opening to at least earning a spot in the developmental G League.
"The way their roster is set up right now, something could happen this summer," Mathias said. "They need guys who can defend and shoot the ball at a high level. That's something they preached to me."