Mak Manciel is EMU’s steady floor-spacer with late-season juice
In the 2025-26 season, Mak Manciel has been a useful Eastern Michigan guard who brings shot-making, spacing, and a bit of two-way grit: he’s averaging 5.4 points in 12.9 minutes, hitting 35.6% from three, and showing he can swing games with efficient scoring bursts[3][5]. The bigger differentiator is his late-season growth—his 2024-25 finish included seven double-digit scoring outings over the last 15 games and 40.0% shooting over the final 19 games, which hints at a guard who can catch fire when confident[1]. At 6-4 and 195 pounds, he looks like a rotation-fit guard for teams needing size, shooting, and a dependable complementary scorer[9].
