Trey McKenney Commits to Michigan as 15-Day Transfer Window Looms After Dusty May Exit

3 articles · Updated · Detroit News · Jun 22

All-Big Ten freshman Trey McKenney said he plans to stay at Michigan despite being "shocked" by Dusty May's move to the Dallas Mavericks, and urged teammates to remain as well.
NCAA rules will open a 15-day transfer window for Michigan players five days after a new coach is hired, putting the Wolverines' roster under immediate pressure.
Mike Boynton is expected to be elevated to interim head coach, and McKenney said he trusts Boynton — who helped recruit him — to guide the program this season.
Monday practice was put on hold after the late coaching change, leaving the defending national champions in limbo just as offseason work was set to begin.

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