A four-year starter, McNally graduated as the FGCU career leader in points and rebounds. McNally received All-ASUN First Team (2009), All-ASUN Second Team (2010) and ASUN All-Academic (2008, 2009, 2010) recognition. Her freshman team finished as NCAA D-II National Runner-Up (34-1), and the Eagles made the WNIT each of the next three years when the team wasn't eligible for ASUN or NCAA Tournaments. Her squad won a share of the 2008-09 ASUN regular season championship. McNally was a College Sports Communicators (CSC) Academic All-District Second Team (2009). She is still third all-time in scoring (1,415 points), third all-time in field goals (498) and second in career free throws (365) for FGCU. Her career rebounding total (658) still ranks fourth in school history, as does her career assists mark (335). A two-sport letter winner, McNally was a member of the volleyball team in 2010, playing in 21 matches with 133 kills.

"I am beyond honored to be inducted into the FGCU Athletics Hall of Fame," McNally said. "This would not be possible without the help of my basketball and volleyball coaches, teammates, family, and community."
 
"Adrianne was one of the toughest competitors we have ever had at FGCU," said head women's basketball coach Karl Smesko. "She was strong and skilled. She could dribble and pass like a point guard and rebound like a power forward. She could defend any position on the floor. Her versatility was remarkable, and her competitiveness was unmatched."

"Anyone who has played under Coach Smesko knows that he expects your best effort, attitude, and enthusiasm every single day," McNally said. "Mental toughness is the pillar to FGCU women's athletic success. I have incorporated this mentality into my everyday life. I am proud to be a part of the FGCU legacy. Go Eagles!"