Former Georgia Tech forward Kowacie Reeves has officially signed a 10‑day contract with the Indiana Pacers, marking the next step in his professional basketball journey after a standout collegiate season.
A Strategic Move for the Pacers
Reeves arrives in Indianapolis with a reputation as a sharpshooter, having posted a career‑high 38.7% from three‑point range and averaged 15.1 points per game for the Yellow Jackets. His 3.8 rebounds and 1.2 assists per game also hint at a versatile skill set that could provide a spark off the bench.
Despite his 6‑foot‑7 frame, Reeves is still listed at a lean weight, meaning he will need to add bulk to compete against the league’s bigger defenders. Coaches have noted his high basketball IQ, which should help him earn minutes early in his career.
Off the court, Reeves is described as intellectually curious, having authored two books and participated in an exchange program in Spain. His former head coach, Damon Stoudamire, praised the player’s character and mental acuity, calling him a special person.
Reeves’ signing is also seen as a positive signal for Georgia Tech’s recruiting pipeline, suggesting that the program can develop talent that transitions smoothly to the NBA. The move comes as the Yellow Jackets closed out the 2026 recruiting class with several highly rated prospects.