Trey McKenney eyes a larger role for Michigan men's basketball

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Trey McKenney eyes a larger role for Michigan men's basketball
Summary

Trey McKenney is positioning himself for a larger role on the Michigan men's basketball team during the upcoming season. During a recent overseas trip, the sophomore guard averaged 25 points while shooting 54.2 percent from the field over two games. McKenney and teammate Elliot Cadeau combined for 19 of Michigan’s 22 fourth-quarter points to secure a victory against Mega SUPERBET. The Flint native logged 22.1 minutes per game last season, averaging 9.9 points while reaching double-digit scoring in 15 of his final 23 appearances. Coaching staff and analysts expect continued development as he gains more playing time and takes a higher volume of shots in the upcoming campaign.

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  • Trey McKenney averaged 25 points per game during Michigan's recent European tour.
  • McKenney shot 42.9 percent from three-point range during his two appearances abroad.
  • The sophomore guard finished last season with scoring averages of 9.9 points per game.
  • Michigan defeated Mega SUPERBET after a late-game scoring surge from McKenney and Elliot Cadeau.
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  • 4:00 PMYahoo SportsTrey McKenney could follow a familiar path to Michigan Basketball stardom
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During the team’s overseas trip, we saw a glimpse of Trey McKenney thriving as one of the best players on Michigan’s men’s basketball team. He’s due for a sophomore leap, like a few Wolverines before him:

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