Trevor Mullin is Yale’s steady perimeter shot-maker and playmaking guard
In the 2025-26 season, Trevor Mullin has emerged as a productive Yale guard, averaging 11.5 points, 2.7 assists and 2.4 rebounds in 27 minutes while shooting 41.5% overall and 38.2% from three on high volume. He stands out as a floor-spacer who can also create for others, with recent game logs showing he can swing contests when his shot is falling. For a team, the appeal is simple: Mullin brings scoring gravity, reasonable efficiency, and guard versatility; the main question is whether you want a perimeter-oriented backcourt piece rather than a downhill, pressure-the-rim creator.[2][5][11][15]
