Tre Anderson gives UIC a steady, high-usage guard with playmaking pop
Tre Anderson’s appeal is his two-way reliability: he has shown he can handle a starter’s workload, create offense, and make open shots while staying efficient enough to matter in a rotation. In his recent San José State season, he started all 35 games, averaged 6.2 points and 2.6 rebounds, and shot 86.7% from the free-throw line, a useful indicator of touch and composure.[6] Earlier stops also show strong passing value, including 98 assists in one South Alabama season.[2] For a team seeking a mature, steady guard who can fit without needing the ball constantly, he is a sensible fit.[2][6]
