Former Syracuse point guard Scoop Jardine was not selected in Thursday’s NBA Draft, though two of his college teammates were taken in the first round and a third was chosen in the second round.

Jardine, who suffered a broken foot last week, will likely get a chance at the NBA through a free agent contract and an invitation to training camp.

He had surgery in Los Angeles earlier this week to repair the broken bone, which has an 8-12 week recovery period, according to his father.

Jardine was projected as a possible late second-round pick going into Thursday’s draft after a five-year career at Syracuse. He averaged 8.9 points and 4.9 assists as a senior for SU, leading the Orange to a No. 1 seed in the NCAA Tournament and a trip to the Elite Eight.

In preparation for the draft, Jardine worked out for upwards of seven teams and broke his foot in a workout with Utah last week.

Jardine’s father, Antonio Jardine, said the surgery was a success and that a full recovery is expected.

Dion Waiters, Fab Melo and Kris Joseph were all selected in Thursday’s draft. Waiters (No. 4, Cleveland) and Melo (No. 22, Boston) were first-round draft picks while Joseph went at No. 51 to the Celtics as well.