Best College 3pt shooters in our range:

Kispert (Wing H6,7): 44% (6,5 atempts)
Butler (ComboG H6,3): 42% (6,2 atempts)
Duarte (Wing H6,6): 42% (5,5 atempts)
Tre Man (ComboG H6,5): 40% (4,7 atempts)
Springer (ComboG H6,4): 44% (2,6 atempts)
Ayo (Combo, H6,5): 39% (2,9 atempts)
Hyland (Wing, H6,3): 37% (7,8 atempts)
Murphy (Wing, H6,9): 43% (4,8 atempts)
Petrusev (Big H6,11): 45% (2,8 atempts)

Harder to drop:
Devon Mitchell (ComboG H 6,2): 45% (4,7 attempts);
Jalen Johnson (SF/PF H 6,9): 44% (1,4 atempts)

https://hoopshype.com/lists/nba-mock-draft-davion-mitchell-josh-giddey-greg-brown-tre-mann/

Stock up: Tre Mann
Guard, 6-5, Florida (Sophomore)
PRESEASON RANK: Not Ranked
CURRENT RANK: 20

It is impossible to talk about players who improved their draft stock without talking about Tre Mann, who not only got better on the court but also got significantly bigger.

That’s right, since his freshman season, Mann grew nearly two inches and put on around 15 pounds. He also got better at virtually everything else, showing year-over-year progress in his scoring (5.3 ppg to 16.0 ppg), shooting (27.5 3P% to 40.2 3P%), rebounding (1.9 rpg to 5.6 rpg), playmaking (0.7 apg to 3.5 apg) and defense (0.6 spg to 1.4 spg).

Overall, when you look at his statistics as a freshman compared to when he was a sophomore, you see two entirely different players.

These days, Mann is an excellent self-creator, needing assists on just 17.4 percent of his field goals at the rim. He also attempted three times as many jump shots off the dribble (107) than off of the catch (31), which is a higher degree of difficulty. On his pull-ups, he averaged 1.06 points per possession, which ranked in the 90th percentile among all D-I players, per Synergy.

Mann is a guard with an excellent handle and dribble package who can drive and create space, using screens with confidence. Considering all of the natural talents that you can see when you watch him play even in a single highlight, he projects as a solid pick in the first round.

BRIGGS wrote:Slight change to my list

19 cam Thomas guard LSU 6-4 210

21 Roko prkacin F 6-9 220 F Croatia

32 Charles bassey C 6-11 245 western Kentucky

58 Feron hunt 6-9 210 sf smu

wargames wrote:

I really like Trey Murphy as a Bullock replacement. His 3pt shot looks pure, can guard 1-4, and is a cutter to the rim, and has a bit of drive ability. The best part is he is 6’9, with 7’1 wingspan. At the 3 he would force teams to make a tough defensive choice if we put RJ at SG.

I could see him as a Cameron Johnson type player for the Knicks, but a little more upside just based on his physical profile.

BigDaddyG wrote:I want to right this kid off, but his shot is too mesmerizing. I know the Knicks already have IQ, but you can't have too many shooters.

I think he ranks in the top percentile for pull up #s which I believe many scouts consider a good indicator of success

martin wrote:Ha this guy looks so slow I gotta guess scouts for the European leagues are like "man, I think our league is too quick for him, maybe the Asian leagues will like him"

BigDaddyG wrote:A possible draft and stash. Improving Spanish big with face up potential. Played at Loyola, but he apparently made waves following his initial signing.

Yeah, I'm not sure if he's that slow, or just methodical. But a number of scouts have labeled him a decent athlete, so I'll give him the benefit of the doubt. Hope is that he will work on it when he gets stashed.

martin wrote:I just started to watch this video and whoever the PG is for the first clip should be shot. I don't know how you can miss a pass to a guy that is completely wide open near the rim that badly.

wargames wrote:

I really like Trey Murphy as a Bullock replacement. His 3pt shot looks pure, can guard 1-4, and is a cutter to the rim, and has a bit of drive ability. The best part is he is 6’9, with 7’1 wingspan. At the 3 he would force teams to make a tough defensive choice if we put RJ at SG.

I could see him as a Cameron Johnson type player for the Knicks, but a little more upside just based on his physical profile.

Lmao watched it again and yeah even the guy under the hoop was like “why didn’t you pass me the ball.”

Flip side want to bring up Murphy again as a zone defense breaker. Not that anyone can break zone defense on their own, but shooting the three just like in the video, cutting aggressively to the basket from the corner is how you break zone defenses.

https://ahbanalytics.wordpress.com/2021/01/14/scouting-report-trey-murphy-iii/

Here is a breakdown of his game, they have him as a Wing-4 but realistically he is a traditional SF. The fear of him getting use to contact on drives and finishing through it was a real valid concern, but reading about his character, time in Virginia, and the type of team he should be on made me immediately think of Knicks. The teams they suggest is Nuggets and Mavs, because they have bigs who distribute so he can work off ball as a complementary wings.

Philly fans seems to like him to for a front court of Embiid and Simmons that could use some more shooting from the wing (like the Knicks). The Knicks aren’t mentioned but with two picks 19 and 21 they should grab him. PG is a need true, but thanks to KP we got two picks in this kids range.

I think he could be a real good fit next to RJ and Randle. His size would mean teams have to put a defender on him cause he’ll shoot otherwise, and he should have gravity on the court to make doubling harder for opposing teams, and driving easier for RJ and Randle.

If we grab a Beal or Lavine, he becomes the third wing in the rotation and an entirely different look next to Lavine/Beal and RJ when the other sits.

EwingsGlass wrote:

martin wrote:Ha this guy looks so slow I gotta guess scouts for the European leagues are like "man, I think our league is too quick for him, maybe the Asian leagues will like him"

BigDaddyG wrote:A possible draft and stash. Improving Spanish big with face up potential. Played at Loyola, but he apparently made waves following his initial signing.

That 6’11 height with a 6’10 wingspan isn’t great either.

Texas Tech’s star guard Mac McClung is scheduled to have a workout with the New York Knicks on Tuesday, a source privy to the situation confirmed to Empire Sports Media.

The story was first reported by Jake Weingarten, the founder of basketball recruiting website Stockrisers.

McClung, who signed with Daniel Poneman of Beyond Athlete Management as his agent, is also expected to be the biggest draw in the NBA G-League Elite Camp in Chicago later this month.