In a pivotal moment during the national championship game, Trey McKenney, a freshman guard from Flint, Michigan, made a game-sealing three-pointer that led Michigan to a 62-56 victory over the UConn Huskies. This win marks Michigan's first national title since 1989, a significant achievement for the program. McKenney, who had previously been recognized as Michigan Mr. Basketball and a McDonald's All-American, showcased his confidence and maturity by taking the decisive shot instead of running down the clock. Reflecting on the moment, McKenney stated, "Once I pump faked and stepped back, all I saw was me and the rim." His shot is now etched in Michigan's basketball history as one of the most memorable moments. Looking ahead, McKenney is determined to lead his team back to the Final Four next season, with aspirations set on Detroit.