Trey McKenney college offers: Full list of schools in contention for National Top 20 guard

Trey McKenney has consistently come up in conversations about top basketball prospects of the 2025 class. The shooting guard from Flint, Michigan, is a recognized talent who’s caught the attention of top college basketball programs, drawing offers from dozens of them.

Below is the full list of programs that have extended offers to the Michigan top prospect:

1. Alabama
2. Arizona State
3. Arkansas
4. Cal Poly
5. DePaul
6. Eastern Michigan
7. Florida State
8. Georgetown
9. Georgia Tech
10. High Point
11. Illinois
12. Indiana
13. Iowa
14. Kansas
15. Kansas State
16. LSU
17. Miami
18. Michigan
19. Michigan State
20. Missouri
21. Ohio State
22. Ole Miss
23. Oregon
24. Penn State
25. Providence
26. Rutgers
27. Stanford
28. TCU
29. Temple
30. Tennessee
31. Texas
32. Texas A&M
33. UCLA
34. USC
35. Washington
36. Xavier

Exploring Trey McKenney's recruitment prospect

An extensive list like this can only mean one thing: Trey McKenney is as good as they say he is. If there was any doubt about that, his performance at the Nike EYBL circuit this year is enough to dispel it. He is the 19th top scorer in the EYBL so far, averaging 17.6 points per game in nine games.

In his nine appearances in this season of the EYBL, he has pulled 20-pointers thrice, reaching a 27-point peak. McKenney’s numbers at Nike’s EYBL pale compared to the incredible numbers from his junior season at St. Mary’s. He led the St. Mary’s Eaglets to a 27-1 record, securing the school’s first state championship since 2000.

In the process, he scored an average of 22.9 points per game and had 10.1 rebounds and 2.5 assists. His role in St. Mary’s season earned him a MaxPreps Second-Team Junior All-American mention. He was also awarded the Michigan MaxPreps Player of the Year Award.

McKenney is 247Sports’ No. 17 overall prospect of the 2025 class, as well as the No. 2 shooting forward. He also tops his class in the state of Michigan. The top prospect’s recruitment has seen him on two campus visits to Georgetown, Rutgers, and TCU. His summer itinerary should include more visits as he gets closer to committing.

Trey McKenney will not be in action in Kansas City as Nike’s EYBL continues next weekend. His absence will be due to his invitation to the training camp of the USA U18 National Basketball Team. The camp will open on May 23 at Colorado Springs, and 12 of the invitees will be selected for the 2024 FIBA U18 Men’s AmeriCup. The tournament will be held in Buenos Aires from June 3 to 9.