Michigan Extends Coach Dusty May’s Contract, Quelling Indiana Speculation

The first-year coach, who revitalized Michigan basketball, commits to a multi-year deal as Indiana rumors are put to rest.

Michigan announced a multi-year contract extension for head coach Dusty May on Friday, solidifying his future with the program.
May has led Michigan to a 20-6 record and first place in the Big Ten standings in his debut season, a stark turnaround from last year's last-place finish.
The extension comes as speculation linked May, an Indiana alum and former student manager under Bob Knight, to the Hoosiers' upcoming coaching vacancy.
May expressed gratitude to Michigan’s administration and reaffirmed his commitment to building long-term success with the Wolverines.
The 48-year-old coach gained national recognition in 2023 by leading Florida Atlantic to a historic Final Four run before taking over at Michigan.