Deep-bench Manhattan guard with a perimeter touch
Berbano’s 2024-25 freshman season at Manhattan was very limited in minutes, but he flashed one clear calling card: he hit his only three-pointer and posted a 100% three-point mark in the small sample, suggesting a guard who can at least provide spacing when called upon. His current profile is that of a developmental, low-usage backcourt piece rather than an immediate on-ball creator, with virtually no usage, assists, or defensive counting stats yet. If your team wants an experienced-impact starter, he is not that; if you want a long-term guard project with perimeter upside, he is worth monitoring.[1][3][4]
