Trey Burke remains a crafty, clutch floor general with proven big-game DNA
In the 2012-13 season, Trey Burke was Michigan’s engine, winning the Wooden Award and leading the Wolverines to the national title game with 18.8 points and 6.8 assists per game. He’s best known for elite pick-and-roll feel, deep shooting range, and poise under pressure, plus the kind of fearless leadership that coaches love and opponents hate. Burke’s game has always been about command, shot-making, and competitiveness more than flash. If your team wants a guard who can organize, score, and take over late, he’s the real deal.
