Pitt’s efficient, hard-nosed frontcourt force
In the 2004-05 season, Chevon Troutman was the kind of forward coaches love: efficient, physical, and quietly productive, finishing as an All-Big East First Team pick while averaging 15.3 points and 8.0 rebounds per game. He paired that with a strong .587 field-goal percentage and brought a reputation as a steady, low-drama leader who could take over stretches of a game. The main appeal is his interior scoring, rebounding, and toughness—he looks like a plug-and-play fit for teams that want grit, consistency, and a reliable two-way presence.
