Trevor Keegan

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Week 4: Keegan had another solid day as a pass-blocker in Michigan's 31-7 win over Rutgers. As did interior linemates Zak Minter and Drake Nugent, Keegan didn't allow a sack or pressure, the trio consistently forming a nice pocket for QB J.J. McCarthy (15-of-21, 214 yards) to work from. Keegan was also effective blocking for the game, as the Wolverines chalked up 201 yards on the ground. — JH

Week 3: Keegan played 41 snaps and a had really good game both in run blocking and in pass protection, where he didn't allow a sack or a pressure in Michigan's 31-6 over Bowling Green. — JH

Week 2: As were his linemates Zinter and Nugent, Keegan was in on 50 snaps, helping to pave the way for a Michigan ground game that racked up 179 yards rushing. Michigan beat visiting UNLV, 35-7. — JH

Week 1: Keegan graded out very well in Michigan's 30-3 win over East Carolina. In on 58 total snaps, Keegan didn't allow a sack, pressure, or hurry — keeping J.J. McCarthy's uni clean as the QB went 26-of-30 and threw for three TDs. — JH

Week 0: DNP

HISTORY — from college profile

• Two-time All-Big Ten selection (first team, coaches, second team media in 2022; honorable mention, coaches and media in 2021)

• Part of two Joe Moore Award-winning offensive lines (2021-22), the first back-to-back winners in history

• Two-time Academic All-Big Ten honoree (2020-21)

• Three-time letterman (2020-21-22)

• Has appeared in 30 games in his career (four, special teams only) along the offensive line with 23 career starts at left guard

2022 (sr)

• Started 11 games at left guard to earn his third varsity letter

• All-Big Ten selection (first team, coaches, second team, media)

• Part of the Joe Moore Award-winning offensive line

• Twice shared Offensive Player of the Week honors following the win over Colorado State, Penn State

• Started at left guard against Colorado State (Sept. 3), Hawaii (Sept. 10), UConn (Sept. 17), Penn State (Oct. 15), Michigan State (Oct. 29), at Iowa (Oct. 1), at Indiana (Oct. 8), at Rutgers (Nov. 5), at Ohio State (Nov. 26), against Purdue in the Big Ten Championship (Dec. 3), against TCU in the Vrbo Fiesta Bowl/CFP Semifinal (Dec. 31)

2021 (jr)

• Appeared in 13 games with 11 starts at left guard to earn his third varsity letter

• Part of the unit that was honored with the Joe Moore Award, given to the top offensive line in the nation

• Honorable mention All-Big Ten by the coaches and media

• Started at left guard against Western Michigan (Sept. 4), Washington (Sept.11), Northern Illinois (Sept. 18), Rutgers (Sept. 25), Indiana (Nov. 6), Ohio State (Nov. 27), at Wisconsin (Oct. 2), at Nebraska (Oct. 9), at Penn State (Nov. 13)

• Played snaps at left guard at Michigan State (Oct. 30) after missing the previous game due to injury

• Played snaps at left guard at Maryland (Nov. 20)

• Started at left guard against Iowa in the Big Ten Championship Game (Dec. 4)

• Started at left guard against Georgia in the Capital One Orange Bowl/CFP Semifinal (Dec. 31)

2020 (soph)

• Appeared in five games on special teams and played in two games on the offensive line to earn his first varsity letter

• Academic All-Big Ten honoree

• Contributed on special teams against Michigan State (Oct. 31), at Indiana (Nov. 7)

• Made his offensive debut at left guard and contributed on special teams against Wisconsin (Nov. 14)

• Played significant snaps at left guard and on special teams at Rutgers (Nov. 21) and against Penn State (Nov. 28)

2019 (fr)

• Did not see game action 

High school

• Attended Crystal Lake South High School (2019) coached by Rob Fontana

• Helped the Gators reach IHSA Playoffs in his freshman and senior seasons, with an appearance in the second round in 2018

• 247Sports Composite ranking of four stars, the nation’s 163rd-best prospect and the No. 1 player in Illinois

• 247.com four-star prospect, rated the No. 19 offensive tackle nationally and No. 1 player in Illinois

• ESPN four-star prospect, the nation’s 168th-best prospect overall, rated the No. 17 offensive tackle nationally and No. 1 player in Illinois

• Rivals four-star recruit, ranked as the No. 208 player nationally, the No. 21 offensive tackle prospect in the country and No. 1 player in Illinois

• 2018 EDGYTIM/Rivals.com State of Illinois All-State selection as a senior

• Named Chicago Sun-Times All-Area

• Two-time Illinois High School Football Coaches Association Class 6A All-State performer (2017-18)

• Two-time Northwest Herald All-Area first team selection (2017-18)

• Three-time Daily Herald All-Area selection (2016-18)

• Earned Fox Valley Conference honors during his final three seasons (2016-18)

• 2015 MaxPreps Freshman All-American

 

PERSONAL

• Trevor Keegan was born Aug. 30, 2000

• Son of Mike and Amanda Keegan