For Trey McKenney, this was an offseason of growth and development. It has been evidenced in his recruitment with McKenney pulling in a number of offers this summer.<\/p>\n
Since mid-August, McKenney has been offered by Tennessee<\/a> followed by Notre Dame<\/a> and most recently, Oklahoma<\/a>. Those trio of programs join his previous offers that include Georgetown, Missouri, Ole Miss, Indiana, Michigan<\/a>, Michigan State<\/a>, Illinois and Rutgers<\/p>\n McKenney is a five-star recruit according to ESPN.com<\/a>, and is the No. 10 recruit in the nation according to the On3 Industry Rankings.<\/a> This week, he made the ESPN 60 for the 2025 recruiting class<\/a>.<\/p>\n The offer from Notre Dame definitely stood out to McKenney, who says it was a long time coming.<\/p>\n “I\u2019ve been talking to Notre Dame for a while now,” McKenney told USA TODAY High School Sports. “I kept showing them that I\u2019m a good player and I\u2019m a good person.”<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n He is a 6-foot-4 guard from St. Mary’s (Flint, MI). He plans on taking several official visits this fall including Georgetown, Missouri, Ole Miss and Rutgers<\/a>. Two future Big Ten programs, USC<\/a> and UCLA, are also possibilities for official visits.<\/p>\n This summer, McKenney played in the Nike EYBL for The Family. He showed a versatile skillset that includes the ability to drive, penetrate, create his own shot, get to the rim and some good range to his game.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n 2025 G 6-foot-4 Trey McKenney had himself an eye-opening grassroots season with @TheFamily_bball<\/a> in the 2023 Nike EYBL.<\/p>\n Has the size, shot-making skills, extremely poised, can operate an offense, has the ability to utilize his size, shot create, and holds off-ball value. pic.twitter.com\/WMy6N89Q8l<\/a><\/p>\n\n
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