versatile 6-5 guard with real two-way upside after a freshman season in Portland State's rotation
Dupre’s 2025-26 freshman season was defined more by role than volume: he started 26 of 30 games for Portland State, played 15.4 minutes per game, and showed a useful blend of size, hustle, and shot-making with 3.2 points, 1.6 rebounds, and 0.6 assists per game. His best calling cards are positional flexibility, free-throw reliability (83.9%), and a willingness to fill whatever his team needs; in high school, he was even trusted to run point and was described as a "matchup nightmare." He looks like a fit for teams that value length, energy, and developmental upside over polished scoring.
