Keisei Tominaga, a former Nebraska guard known for his three-point shooting prowess and flashy style of play, has signed an Exhibit 10 contract with the NBA's Indiana Pacers. This contract could potentially transition into a two-way deal, offering him a chance to play for both the NBA team and the G-League affiliate. Tominaga's impressive performances in college, where he averaged 15.1 points per game and earned All-Big Ten honors, have earned him a shot at the NBA despite going undrafted. His signing with the Pacers marks a significant opportunity for the sharp-shooting 23-year-old player who is also aiming to secure a spot on Japan's Paris Olympics squad. Tominaga's unique skills and entertainment value on the court make him a player to watch as he begins this new chapter in his basketball career.