NABC Names Tanner to Preseason Player of the Year Watch List

Tanner among 20 to watch heading into season

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NASHVILLE, Tenn. – The preseason recognition continues to roll in for Tyler Tanner as the Vanderbilt guard was named to the National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) Player of the Year preseason watch list.

Tanner is one of 20 players on the initial watch list. The inclusion is the latest in a long list of preseason honors for Tanner, who has garnered consensus first team All-SEC and All-America prognostications heading into the 2026-27 season.

The 2027 NABC Division I Player of the Year – to be selected by a nationwide vote of Division I head coaches at the conclusion of the regular season – will be announced the week of the 2027 Men’s Final Four. Former Duke star Cameron Boozer received the award last season.

The NABC Division I Player of the Year award has been presented every season since 1974-75 and is the only national player of the year honor selected by the sport’s head coaches.

Tanner and the Commodores open the regular season Monday against Bellarmine in a 6 p.m. tipoff at Memorial Gymnasium.

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2027 NABC Division I Player of the Year – Preseason Watch List

Flory Bidunga, Louisville

John Blackwell, Duke

Joaquim Boumtje Boumtje, Duke

Elliot Cadeau, Michigan

Rueben Chinyelu, Florida

Alex Condon, Florida

Thijs De Ridder, Virginia

Silas Demary Jr., Connecticut

Jeremy Fears Jr., Michigan State

Juke Harris, Tennessee

Thomas Haugh, Florida

Motiejus Krivas, Arizona

David Mirkovic, Illinois

Milan Momcilovic, Kentucky

Braylon Mullins, Connecticut

Pryce Sandfort, Nebraska

Tyran Stokes, Kansas

Tyler Tanner, Vanderbilt

JT Toppin, Texas Tech

Robert Wright III, BYU