Vanderbilt basketball fans, get ready for a nail-biting few weeks. The biggest question hanging over the Commodores' offseason is whether star guard Tyler Tanner will return to college or take his talents to the NBA.

After declaring for the draft and participating in the NBA combine scrimmages, Tanner isn't giving away any easy answers. When asked about his future by ESPN's Jeff Borzello, the talented guard kept his cards close to the vest. "Right now, I'm just pushing for the NBA," Tanner said. "Me, my agent, my family, we'll have a conversation closer to the deadline… but right now, we're really not worried about college."

While Tanner acknowledged that "Vanderbilt's a great spot," he made it clear where his focus lies: "My dream is to play in the NBA."

This is a pivotal moment for the Commodores program. Tanner has been a dynamic force for Vanderbilt, showcasing his explosive athleticism and playmaking ability throughout the season. His performance in the NCAA Tournament and the SEC championship game only solidified his reputation as a player with the skills to compete at the next level.

For fans hoping to see him back in a Commodores jersey, the wait continues. The decision will ultimately come down to conversations with his agent and family as the draft deadline approaches. Until then, all eyes are on Tanner as he chases his professional dreams—and on Vanderbilt, hoping their star guard chooses to run it back for another season.