Tre Mann had a breakout season as a sophomore at the University of Florida, averaging 16 PPG, 5.6 RPG, 3.5 APG, 1.4 SPG, and 2.8 TOPG on shooting splits of 46/40/83. Below is his full scouting report:
Name: Tre Mann
Height/Weight: 6’4/ 178
Wingspan/ standing reach: 6’4 / 8’2.5
Hand size: 9
Position: G
College: Florida
Tools: Creation, 3 level scoring
Pros:
- Excellent space creator
- Reads passing angles well and is an all-around plus playmaker
- Good finishing touch at the rim against contact
- Outstanding runner/floater as in-between tool
- Good length
- Plus footspeed and defensive instincts
- Disrupts passing lanes well defensively
- Excellent footwork offensively
Cons:
- Needs to add strength
- Must improve shot base
- Likely negative defensively early in his career; needs to be in stance more often
- Plays strictly below the rim
- Low release on jump shot
Overall:
Tre Mann is an electric shot creator with good size and length for a modern guard with a modern game. His ability to manipulate the pick & roll, combined with his dynamic space creation in 1-on-1 situations makes him a prototypical point guard in the NBA. Mann quickly sets his feet for shots off the dribble, and can change speeds at a high level. He needs to speed up his jump shot to quickly rise over NBA defenders, but his touch and form are already NBA level. Defensively, Mann is a liability early in his career as an on-ball defender due to a lack of strength, but he rotates well, mirrors his man and can stay step-for-step with ball-handlers, and often disrupts the passing lanes.
Similar to: Tyrell Terry, Lou Williams, Devonte’ Graham, Luke Kennard
Projected draft range: 11-20
Games watched:
Army, Vanderbilt 12/30, Arkansas 2/16, SC 2/3, WVU, Ole Miss 1/12 Miss. State 1/16, Georgia 2/20, Missouri 3/3 Vanderbilt SECT, Tennessee SECT, Oral Roberts, Virginia Tech
Expected NBA role: Starting guard, ~23-30 MPG with P&R prowess, excellent creation, and deep range.
Unplayable if: Jump shot doesn’t translate. Low chance of this happening, but lowest realistic outcome is dependent on body development and jump shot success.
Exceeds expectations if: Jump shot is consistently near or above 40% from 3 and doesn’t struggle with turnovers. His acrobatic finishing against college translating will also allow for his 3 level scoring to translate.
Best fits:
- Memphis Grizzlies
- Indiana Pacers
- Boston Celtics
- New York Knicks
- Golden State Warriors
