Trey McKenney, Michigan win national championship 1 year after freshman 'envisioned' it
Trey McKenney called his shot last spring before coming to Michigan: the Wolverines would win the national title. That happened Monday night vs. UConn
Trey McKenney saw a vision before even setting foot in Ann Arbor to play for Dusty May and Michigan. In an interview with Lorne Plant of STATE Champs! last spring, the Flint, Michigan native called his shot that the Wolverines would be the last remaining team at Lucas Oil Stadium on Monday, April 6, 2026.
REQUIRED READING: Michigan inevitable in march past UConn for 2nd NCAA championship 69-63 That vision came to fruition on April 6 with the Wolverines holding on against No. 2 UConn inside Lucas Oil Stadium for a 69-63 win to bring the program's first national championship title back to Ann Arbor in nearly four decades. "I envision myself winning a national championship next year at Michigan," McKenney said in 2025.
“I envision myself winning a national championship next year at Michigan. ” That’s what Trey McKenney told Lorne Plant of STATE CHAMPS! during his interview for the Detroit Athletic Club Male Athlete of the Year last spring while at Orchard Lake St.
Mary's. That vision is one… pic. twitter.