Overview
- Dusty May, in his first season as Michigan's head coach, has signed a multi-year contract extension with the Wolverines.
- The extension quells speculation that May, an Indiana alum and former student manager under Bob Knight, might take over at Indiana after Mike Woodson's planned retirement.
- Under May's leadership, Michigan has rebounded from a last-place finish in the Big Ten last season to a 20-6 record and second place in the conference standings.
- May's initial success includes a 13-0 home record and key wins over ranked Big Ten opponents, marking Michigan's first 20-win season in four years.
- Previously at Florida Atlantic, May led the program to its first Final Four appearance in 2023, solidifying his reputation as one of college basketball's top coaching talents.