It’s been a tough journey for Michigan State transfer sixth-year senior guard Trey Fort, a veteran who has played at a variety of levels and now will spend his final collegiate season in East Lansing. Fort began his career at UT Martin, where he averaged just 7.3 minutes per game. He would then go down to the JUCO level, where he played two seasons, one with Copiah-Lincoln Community College and one with Howard College. Fort then got his shot at a Power Four program, Mississippi State, but would suffer an injury that had him miss significant time. He returned for the Bulldogs’ first-round matchup with Michigan State in the 2024 NCAA Tournament, but that would be his final game with the program. Fort then, of course, transferred to Samford, where he would play the Spartans again when he and the squad came to the Breslin. It’s been a long journey of ups and downs, but Fort makes sure to have a positive outlook. “I don’t even think it’s a word for that one,” he said . “But some — if they were in my position —Read More
MSU Transfer Trey Fort’s Long Road to East Lansing
