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Oregon Basketball Recruiting: Top Prospect Trey McKenney Schedules Visit

The Oregon Ducks are receiving a visit from Trey McKenney, the 15th overall recruit in the Class of 2025

Arden Cravalho

Oregon coach Dana Altman talks to media at Matthew Knight Arena Sunday afternoon after learning where the Ducks are headed for the 2024 NCAA Tournament.
Oregon coach Dana Altman talks to media at Matthew Knight Arena Sunday afternoon after learning where the Ducks are headed for the 2024 NCAA Tournament. / Chris Pietsch/The Register-Guard / USA
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Oregon basketball coach Dana Altman isn't letting off the gas pedal anytime soon with his push for an elite Duck 2025 recruiting class.

Trey McKenney is a 6'4 shooting guard from Saint Mary's High School in Flint, Michigan and the No.1 shooting in his class. He's powerfully built for his size at 233 pounds with a 6'9 wingspan. McKenney plays with high intensity and acts extremely poised on offense, He possesses shot-making skills and holds off-ball value.

Oregon coach Dana Altman talks to media at Matthew Knight Arena
Oregon coach Dana Altman talks to media at Matthew Knight Arena Sunday afternoon after learning where the Ducks are headed for the 2024 NCAA Tournament. / Chris Pietsch/The Register-Guard / USA

He has just scheduled a handful visits to different schools across the country in the fall including with the Oregon Ducks. It's going to be a busy few months with a ton of travel for McKenney.

September 1st: USC
October 4th: Michigan State
October 12th: Oregon
November 9th: Notre Dame
November 30th: Ohio State
December 4th: Creighton

McKenney recently won the gold medial with Team USA's U18 team at the FIBA AmeriCup 2024 in Bucaramanga, Colombia. He started all six games and averaged the second most points on the team (10.8 point per game) to go along with 5.3 rebounds per game, 2.2 assists per game and 1.3 steals per game in 18.8 minutes per game.

The Ducks have zero commits in the Class of 2025 at this point. In the incoming Class of 2024, Oregon has four-star shooting guard Jamari Phillips. As for transfers, Supreme Cook from Georgetown will be taking N'Faly Dante's spot at the center. TJ Mamba from Villanova and Brandon Angel from Stanford look to make immediate impacts in the first season in the Big Ten.

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ARDEN CRAVALHO

Arden Cravalho has been covering Oregon football and basketball for Sports Illustrated's Oregon site since June 2024. Arden has been writing extensively about college athletics beginning in 2018. His other work can be seen on "The Slipper Still Fits" at SB Nation. Arden is a graduate of Gonzaga University and brings a deep understanding of college sports to his writing. Residing in San Francisco, CA, Arden continues to follow his passion for college sports with a focus on the Ducks. His experience and dedication to covering Oregon's athletic programs are evident in his insightful articles and analysis

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