The deadline came and went for rookie-scale extensions, and Noah Clowney didn’t get one from the Nets, sources instructed The Post. 

That means the younger ahead is going to go from beginning 60 video games last season to coming off the bench in a prove-it contract 12 months heading into free company. 

But Clowney insists even if the particulars change, the job doesn’t. He’s preserving the predominant factor the predominant factor, which is staying targeted and doing his job. 

“I mean, realistically, we’re professionals. You should be able to adjust to a new role,” Clowney said. “It might take a couple video games to click on — possibly more than a couple of video games — but you should be in a position to determine it out.