Which college could field a ln Olympic Medal contender based on active alum?

I saw an article arguing that a team of just Duke alum could field a squad capable of challenging France for the Gold Medal at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics. I have my doubts, but they might have a chance.

Starters: Kyrie Irving, Jayson Tatum, Cooper Flagg, Paolo Banchero, and Mark Williams

Bench: Tre Jones, Grayson Allen, Luke Kennard, Jalen Johnson, Cameron Boozer, and Derek Lively

A little weak in the backcourt and center position, but the wing talent is credible.

What other teams could field a competitive roster? I assume Kentucky can. What about Kansas, Arizona, UConn, or Texas? The caveat here is that the roster must include active players eligible to play for Team USA (no R.J. Barrett for Duke, for example).

What do you got?

ETA:

To clarify: the players must be currently active professional basketball players, eligible to play for team USA, and went to an American college.

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