Michigan State’s High-Intensity Sniper Who Delivers When It Counts
Trey Fort, a 6'4" senior guard for Michigan State, is a data-driven sniper who shot 38% from long range in 2024-25 and 34.5% in 2025-26, averaging 4.2 points in 10.3 minutes per game across 33 appearances (6 starts). His differentiator isn’t just scoring—it’s his relentless intensity, elite defensive positioning, and clutch performance in the Sweet 16 vs. Louisville (69-27 win). Fort brings a ‘never-sit’ mentality, no injury history, and a personality that elevates team morale. He’s a perfect fit for teams needing a high-efficiency, low-maintenance shooter who thrives in tight moments and complements star players without demanding spotlight.
