Miami MBB 2027-28 Roster

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2027-28 Scholarship Players: 14

Players out of eligibility: (1) : (F) 6-7 Rich Rolf

PROJECTED 2027-28 SCHOLARSHIP ROSTER:

5th YR SR* (3): (G) 5-10 Evan Ipsaro, (F) 6-9 Jackson Kotecki, (F) 6-8 Almar Atlason

SR (1): (G) 6-2 Luke Skaljac

JR (5): : (F) 6-7 Kyle Waltz, (C/PF) 6-10 Tyler Robbins, (G) 6-4 Justin Kirby, (G), 6-3 Stevie Elam, (F) 6-9 Preston Copeland

SO (1): : (G) 6-5 Leshawn Stowers*, (F) 6-9 Alan Horton, (G) 6-4 Anthony Fresh

FR (2): (F) 6-7 Vincent Cronin, (F) 6-8 Carson Scholl

[6] Forwards/Bigs: Kyle Waltz (6-7), Tyler Robbins (6-10), Preston Copeland (6-9), Alan Horton (6-9), Vincent Cronin (6-7) , Carson Scholl (6-8)

[5] Guards: Luke Skaljac, Leshawn Stowers, Justin Kirby, Stevie Elam, Anthony Fresh

*Based upon NCAA June 23, 2026 rule change, it now permits student-athletes up to five years of eligibility.

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With the new NCAA rule, wouldn’t everyone have another year of eligibility, including:

G) 5-10 Evan Ipsaro, (F) 6-9 Jackson Kotecki, (F) 6-8 Almar Atlason, (F) 6-7 Rich Rolf

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that’s correct D-Day (although could be unlikely that a player that graduated from Miami would stay a 5th year at same school but never know)

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Another year to be a student, get a graduate degree and collect more NIL cash. Sounds good to me.

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Look at the height of the guards. Skaljac at 6’2" is the shortest of the bunch, and Luke is lanky.

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corrected above. also, It appears that Rich Rolf is out of eligibility as he played the 2022-23, 2023-24 and 2024-25 seasons at Charlotte (3 years) and the 2025-26 season at Youngstown State (1 year) so his eligibility expires at the conclusion of this season (2026-27)

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One more correction, Nick. 3 sophomores, not 1.

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UPDATED 8.2.26 with COMMITMENT FROM JAYLEN GUNTHER