Tamiah Robinson brings Philly-tough backcourt savvy to Tulane
In the 2025-26 season, Tamiah Robinson gives Tulane a seasoned guard who can handle, pass, rebound and defend, with Tulane highlighting her as an experienced combo guard who thrives in transition and can score at all three levels.[1][3] Her 2024-25 production at Louisiana — 9.6 points, 5.0 rebounds and 2.3 assists per game — plus a 22-point outing against South Alabama and a team-leading 84 assists at Utah State show a player who can plug into multiple roles without needing the ball to be the whole show.[1][3] If a team wants toughness, playmaking and a steady two-way connector, Robinson fits the bill nicely.[3][7]
