Graham, who has received an offer from Delaware and is getting interest from Miami, UMass and George Mason, lives in Bowie but rises as early as 5 a.m. each day and takes a bus over 60 miles to St. Mary’s Ryken, where he attends classes, sits through team meetings, film sessions and study hall before practicing, which is common for a player playing for Ryken. According to Tallman, eight of his 10 players reside in Northern Calvert or Prince George’s counties.
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Although Graham can really excel by shooting and playing the 2-guard, he can also score off the wing. Depending on the matchup each night, Graham can move between the 2 and 3 and colleges are looking at him in the same capacity. The 6-foot-4 junior wears size 15 shoes and just recently turned 16 years old.
“Tre has really bought in to what we preach,†Tallman added. “I tell the guys all the time... ‘If you work hard every day and bring a great attitude, then you're going to play and good things are going to happen to you.’ Some guys figure it out sooner than others. Tre figured it out on day one. I give his parents a lot of credit for the type of person that he is.â€
Look at the teams in that conference (DeMatha, Gonzaga, St. Johns etc.). Ryken is a little known high school and he also played for an under-the-radar AAU program, so he was not given exposure by the major recruiting services, but he's a player. He's probably the best player in DC that nobody really knew about outside of DC. He could be REALLY good at the CAA level. He put up big numbers in AAU all summer long but because his teams never made it too far, his exposure was limited. He was one of those guys coaches hope no one else sees. I think you'll see this guy become a revelation his senior year as people realize how good he is. Heck, he's already pretty good as it stands. He was our #1 target the past couple of months and we got him. 
