Trey Eaglestaff Shares Top Two Reasons for Committing to Michigan Wolverines Basketball

 

Highly touted prospect Trey Eaglestaff has officially committed to play for the Michigan Wolverines, ending speculation surrounding his recruitment. The 6-foot-5 guard from Cheyenne, Wyoming, is considered one of the most promising perimeter shooters in the 2025 class and made his decision public after weeks of campus visits and careful consideration. In a statement following his commitment, Eaglestaff shared the top two reasons that ultimately led him to choose Michigan: the coaching staff and player development.

 

“The connection I built with Coach Dusty May and the entire coaching staff was unmatched,” Eaglestaff said. “From the very beginning, they made me feel like a priority, not just as a player, but as a person. They laid out a clear vision for how I fit into their system, and they were consistent with their message every step of the way.”

 

The hiring of head coach Dusty May was a significant factor in Michigan’s renewed recruiting momentum. Known for his strong player relationships and offensive philosophy, May’s presence immediately appealed to Eaglestaff and his family. According to sources close to the situation, Eaglestaff was particularly impressed with how the coaching staff detailed a plan tailored specifically to his strengths as a shooter and a versatile guard.

 

But it wasn’t just about relationships—it was about growth. The second major reason behind Eaglestaff’s commitment was Michigan’s track record and infrastructure for developing players for the next level.

 

“I want to be challenged and pushed every day, and I believe Michigan gives me the best chance to reach my full potential,” he said. “Their strength and conditioning program, the facilities, and the way they prepare players for the NBA—it all really stood