According to a source, Tominaga has agreed to an Exhibit 10 deal with the Indiana Pacers, as reported by ESPN's Jonathan Givony.

Tominaga's impressive performance last season earned him a spot as second-team All-Big Ten. He played a crucial role in leading Nebraska to their first NCAA tournament bid since 2014. Throughout his time at Nebraska, Tominaga showcased his skills by averaging 11.4 points, 1.8 rebounds, and 0.9 assists in 94 games, including 57 starts. He maintained an average playing time of 22.7 minutes per game.

The Exhibit 10 contract offered to Tominaga functions as a tryout opportunity. It includes a one-year NBA contract with a minimum salary. The Indiana Pacers have until the start of the regular season to convert this contract into a two-way contract, providing Tominaga with an extended opportunity to prove himself at the NBA level.

Tominaga's signing with the Pacers presents an exciting opportunity for him to showcase his shooting prowess to NBA scouts and coaches. If successful, he could solidify his place in the league and make a significant impact on the Pacers roster.

With Tominaga now joining the Indiana Pacers, basketball fans eagerly await his debut and hope to witness the skills that made him an asset for the Nebraska Cornhuskers.