Chris Warren signed with the Adelaide 36ers of Australia’s National Basketball League. 

“I am really excited to be playing in Australia,” Warren was quoted in the team’s press release. “I have heard great things about the country and the league. I have spoken to (36ers) Coach (Marty) Clarke several times and the club sounds fantastic. Meeting the guys will be great, and once I pull on my Adelaide 36ers uniform it will be about what I can do to help the team win. I hope the Adelaide supporters are ready for an exciting year.”

Warren was a two-time All-SEC player for Ole Miss.

Serkan Erdogan has signed a two-year deal with Banvit.

Erdogan most recently played for CB Lucentum Alicante.

Banvit is attempting to reach the 2011-12 Euroleague through the qualifying rounds.

Demetri McCamey has signed a one-year deal with Mersin in Turkey, according to his agent Roger Montgomery.

McCamey went undrafted out of Illinois.

"We thought this was a good opportunity for the year," Montgomery told the website. "There's a lot of uncertainty with what's going on with the NBA season. We wanted to get his career started. There were a lot of teams that were interested in him. We had to sift through them and do our due diligence for what was the best fit for Demetri.

"We decided this situation from a financial standpoint, basketball standpoint and location standpoint was the best fit. Turkey is a really, really quality league. It's been in the news as of late. That's why we made the decision."

Nets guard Sasha Vujacic has signed with a Turkish team for next season.

Anadolu Efes said Friday the 27-year old Slovenian guard agreed to a one-year deal with an optional second year. It did not say whether Vujacic has an option to return to New Jersey if the NBA lockout is lifted.

Vujacic averaged 11.4 points in 56 games last season for the Nets. He joined the Nets in a three-team deal in December from the Los Angeles Laker. He played there for six seasons, winning two NBA titles.

Gilbert Brown has signed with German squad S. Oliver Wurzburg, according to his agent. 

Brown, a shooting guard out of Pittsburgh, went undrafted in last month's draft.

"If the lockout ends early, I probably won't even go," said Brown. "It's basically an insurance policy so I'm not waiting around for the lockout to end." 

Brown, who said a clause in his contract allows him to leave Germany after the lockout ends without penalty, worked out with the Boston Celtics last week.