Vermont’s Clutch Shot-Maker Turned Program Legend
T.J. Sorrentine is best known for his fearless, high-impact perimeter game at Vermont, capped by a career-high 45-point outburst against Northeastern and the iconic late three that helped upset Syracuse in the NCAA Tournament. He’s the kind of guard who brings shot-making, confidence, and big-moment calm—traits that matter when you need a player who can bend a game under pressure. The downside is that he is a former player, not a current Vermont roster piece, so he’s more relevant as a historical/program fit than an active on-court addition.
