It was March 25, 1995, when Stephon Marbury's PSAL champion Railsplitters faced CHSAA champ Christ the King. CK historically fielded superstar talent. Lincoln? Just Marbury and Jamel Thomas, an undersized high school center and future Providence guard. "We had a good team," said then assistant and current head coach Dwayne (Tiny) Morton. "But it was a bunch of role players. We don't get there without... Read on
