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Once
upon a time, Robert Morris could have parlayed a strong season and
valiant effort in a first-round NCAA Tournament loss to Alabama into
something more. These days, the Colonials have no choice but to start
from scratch. The leading scorer from RMU's NCAA Tournament tangle with
the Crimson Tide, Amarion Dickerson, is headed to USC. The second-leading scorer, Alvaro Folgueiras is headed to Iowa.
In total, just one of the top nine from last year's rotation are back.
Veteran coach Andy Toole has done a nice job of assembling some transfer
talent to replace what he lost, but Robert Morris is nonetheless a case
study in how hard it is for mid-major programs to build sustained
success in the game's modern era.
Here are 20 former college basketball stars that will be playing in
TBT 2025.
Jack Gohlke
Court Street Kings | Oakland (2023-2024)
The darling of the 2024 NCAA Tournament and Kentucky killer was a late
addition to the Ohio alumni team and a great name for TBT to have. In his
one season at Oakland, Gohlke attempted 372 field goals, with 364 of them
coming from beyond the arc, so don’t expect to see him step inside the
three-point line much. While he may not be a former Bobcat, he will be
playing alongside some including Jason Preston and Ben Vander Plas.
