Ian Schieffelin signs with Miami Heat for Summer League
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 30, 2026, 3:22 AM
Last updated Jun 30, 2026
Ian Schieffelin has signed with the Miami Heat for their NBA Summer League roster, announced via social media on June 30, 2026. Previously a Clemson basketball player, Schieffelin briefly pursued football, serving as a tight end and making two receptions. After opting out of the team's bowl game, he focused on basketball and has spent six months preparing for this opportunity. In his last season at Clemson, he averaged 12.4 points and 9.4 rebounds per game. Schieffelin joins several players with local connections in the Summer League as he aims to make a professional debut.
- •Ian Schieffelin signs with Miami Heat
- •Participating in NBA Summer League
- •Played tight end on Clemson football team
- •Averaged 12.4 points, 9.4 rebounds at Clemson
- •Spent six months preparing for professional basketball
- 3:22 AMYahoo Sports — Schieffelin gets his NBA shot
"Former Clemson big man Ian Schieffelin announced via social media Monday that he’s signed with the Miami Heat for their NBA Summer League roster. Schieffelin’s basketball career went on hiatus last year when he elected to give football a shot at Clemson, playing tight end and making just two receptions. He backed out of the […]
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