Golden State Warriors rookie Will Richard may have made his NBA Summer League debut on Sunday, but it sounds like the moment he'll remember most from that night actually happened off the court.

Richard was the last of three Gators to hear their name called in the draft. Star point guard Walter Clayton went No. 18 overall to the Jazz, and Alijah Martin was taken No. 39 overall by the Raptors. The two-guard will compete for minutes with Brandin Podziemski, Moses Moody, Buddy Hield and possibly Gary Payton II.

Former Florida guards Alijah Martin and Will Richard hope to be among the 30 players selected in the NBA Draft’s second round.

The Warriors have been harshly criticized by their fans, who are asking for new signings to keep the team among the elite in the NBA.

During a House Ways and Means Committee hearing held on June 11, 2025, Congressman Richard Neal lambasted Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent over Trump's "one big beautiful bill" irresponsibly adding trillions of dollars to the national debt.

Richard should get paid soon enough as a professional. Besides his 3-point prowess, the 6-foot-4, 206-pound senior is a strong rebounder for his position (4.5 per game) ...

Richard missed the team's Summer League opener Saturday because Golden State's draft-day trades had not been made final, but as they are now official, he will be able to suit up Sunday. The 56th overall pick will make his Warriors debut.