Jerome Dyson was selected by the Delaware 87ers in the 2013 NBA Developmental League expansion draft.

All returning 2012-13 NBA D-League teams were able to protect the rights of up to 12 players each. The player rights available to Delaware in the expansion draft were comprised of unprotected players from 2012-13 NBA D-League team rosters. Delaware was able to select up to 16 unprotected players, with no more than two selections from any NBA D-League team.

 The 87ers, owned and operated by the Philadelphia 76ers, will debut this season in the NBA Development League and play their home games at the Bob Carpenter Center on the campus of the University of Delaware.

 

Following are the complete results of Delaware’s 2013 NBA D-League Expansion Draft:

Josh Akognon                            5-11              185                  Cal State Fullerton

Chris Cooper                              6-10              245                  Old Dominion

Jerome Dyson                            6-3                180                  Connecticut

Frank Hassell                             6-8                235                  Old Dominion

Darrington Hobson                    6-7                210                  New Mexico

Kyle Fogg                                  6-3                188                  Arizona

Jeremy Green                             6-4                195                  Stanford

Leo Lyons                                  6-9                235                  Missouri

Ramone Moore                          6-4                190                  Temple

Hamady N’Diaye                       7-0                240                  Rutgers

Reeves Nelson                           6-8                235                  UCLA

Jerome Randle                           5-9                170                  California

Ish Smith                                    6-0                175                  Wake Forest

Willie Warren                             6-4                200                  Oklahoma    

Tyler Wilkerson                          6-8                240                  Marshall

Sean Williams                            6-10              235                  Boston College

Oh yes, and this happened:

After much thought I've decided to pursue my dream as a Frier and play under coach big Ed Cooley # GoFrier
— paschal (@raphaelpchill) August 29, 2013

But then, it's looked for the past week or so like Chukwu wasn't going to choose UConn, anyway.