Pound for pound, I do not think there is a better defender in the state than Tre. As a freshman, he was tasked with guarding the opponents best player and often won those matchups. The frame is mature which allows him to impose his physicality on smaller defenders but use his quickness on bigger ones. I’ve seen Tre successfully guard every position on the floor, sometimes two different players on the same possession. That type of defensive versatility shown at this age speaks volumes of what Tre is all about.

Tre is an effective offensive player but sometimes a little too unselfish. I spoke with Coach Watson about that, and he confirmed that getting Tre to be more scoring oriented is a focal point in the development plan. Tre is at his best getting downhill where he utilizes his size to shield off defenders and finish at a high level. He’s always under control and has improved his jump shot to keep defenses honest. The rebounding and playmaking are added bonuses but expect Tre to be more aggressive offensively to match his already defensive dominance.

One of the youngest prospects class wise at the camp that caught our attention early in the games. He has really good two way impact as a player, active defender and plays hard. A strong facilitator to the basket and had a really strong showing shooting from behind the arc. You should expect him to elevate his level of play this upcoming year.