Tanner Plomb brought veteran scoring punch and two-way edge for Army
In the 2015-16 season, Tanner Plomb was Army West Point’s engine: he led the Patriot League in scoring at 19.8 points per game, added 5.8 rebounds per game, and shot 35.2% from three while ranking among the league’s top shooters and finishers. He was also a disruptive defender, leading Army with 25 steals and adding eight blocks, which makes him more than just a bucket-getter. The why-care: he was a proven, high-usage forward who could carry an offense and compete with toughness, intensity, and big-game confidence—exactly the kind of player who fits a team needing a rugged, reliable scorer.
