Trey McKenney says he will return to Michigan after breakout first season
Trey McKenney, the former five-star recruit who has been great with Michigan basketball in Year 1, says he's coming back to Michigan in 2026-27.
CHICAGO − Michigan basketball has its first building block for next season. Trey McKenney , a Flint native who has enjoyed a standout freshman season for the Wolverines, plans to return to Ann Arbor for his sophomore season, he told the Detroit Free Press. His name has been floated in NBA draft circles and the transfer portal is always a threat to every team, every offseason, but McKenney says he's absolutely committed to Michigan.
"Definitely planning on coming back next year," he said. "We're going to have a really talented team next year, I came in with a role this year and I think my role would definitely expand next year, so I'm definitely looking forward to coming back. " McKenney has played in all 37 games for Michigan this year, averaging 9.
7 points and 2. 7 rebounds per game. He shoots 46.
2% from the floor and 38. 5% from 3 on more than four attempts per game. The former McDonald's All-American and 2025 Michigan Mr.