Summer League Unknown to My 1/1 Omega — The Ryan Nembhard Story

I own the only 1/1 Omega Ryan Nembhard Autograph Rookie Revelation — and I will never sell it.

Here’s why: Let’s start with the backstory. I was at Summer League in 2025 watching this draft class in person. While everyone was locked in on the hyped Bronny vs. Cooper Flagg matchup, I couldn’t help but notice a skinny, overlooked guard quietly dropping dimes. That player was Ryan Nembhard — younger brother of Indiana Pacers guard Andrew Nembhard. Ryan went undrafted out of Gonzaga, then signed with the Dallas Mavericks. In his Summer League debut, he put up 21 points, 5 assists, and 2 rebounds. That was the exact moment I knew I was going all in on him for the season on Top Shot. I followed his game religiously all year — both on and off the platform — stacking his moments whenever I could. So when his Autograph Rookie Revelation dropped, I had to have it. When the 1/1 Omega appeared, I didn’t even hesitate. This card is special for several reasons:

• The Rookie Revelation set features completely unique artwork for every player. Nembhard’s design includes his #9 in the corner, his clean autograph right underneath, maple leaves representing Canada, and the Gonzaga Bulldog in the mix. It’s clean and personal.

• The moment itself is cold. Nembhard faced an OKC team that was on a 14-game home winning streak and drilled a stepback three from half court. Pure confidence.

• The 1/1 is the only rookie legendary moment that has his autograph.

This play is just a glimpse of what’s coming. Ryan showed elite vision and poise as a rookie, finishing the season tied with Cooper Flagg for the most assists by a rookie (both with 316). If you don’t believe me now, just wait. This kid is built different. Stay bullish!