Trey McKenney makes return to Michigan basketball official: 'Let's do it again'
Trey McKenney made it known during the NCAA Tournament he was planning to return for his sophomore season. Those plans have been finalized.
During Michigan’s NCAA Tournament run to the national title, Trey McKenney made it known he was planning to return for his sophomore season. Those plans were finalized on Friday, when McKenney shared the news on social media that he has signed a deal with the Wolverines. “Let’s do it again A2,” McKenney said in a post on X .
McKenney, the lone Michigan native on the Wolverines’ roster this season, played in all 40 games and averaged 9. 9 points and 2. 8 rebounds in 22.
1 minutes. He was one of Michigan’s top long-range threats, shooting 39. 1% from deep and making a team-high 68 3-pointers.
The former Orchard Lake St. Mary’s star and McDonald’s All-American was one of the best reserves in the Big Ten and was named to the All-Big Ten freshman team. He was even better during March Madness, when he averaged 12 points in 25.