2 days ago · Dusty May coached a mid-major team to a Final Four more recently than Indiana has been. He's lazer-focused on leading Michigan despite Indiana basketball coaching speculation.

2 days ago · Dusty May on what Indiana basketball means to him and the state of the program "First of all, everything's changed. I don't want to lecture anyone, but 18-2 is probably 15-5 or 14-6 now, with the ...

4 days ago · Dusty May, a former Indiana student manager, returns to Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall for the first time as a head coach Saturday in his first year at Michigan.

3 days ago · ANN ARBOR — Don’t ask Dusty May for tickets for Michigan’s game at Indiana. First off, his wife, Anna, is handling that. Also, there are none left. “We get a ticket allotment as a group ...

1 day ago · Bloomington, Ind. — Roughly 21 hours before Michigan coach Dusty May was set to make his return to Assembly Hall and face his alma mater Indiana, the news came out. Hoosiers coach Mike Woodson ...

2 days ago · Moments after Michigan basketball put the finishing touches on its 70-67 victory over Indiana at Assembly Hall on Saturday afternoon, U-M's Dusty May — making his head coaching debut as a ...

3 days ago · In the winter of 1996, Dusty May quit playing basketball. He swapped a ball for a clipboard, basketball shoes for sneakers and his jersey for a pullover. After just one semester, May left then-Division II Oakland City University in Oakland City, Indiana, and enrolled at Indiana to become a student ...

3 days ago · As Michigan visits Assembly Hall on Saturday, Dusty May returns to a place he once was a student-manager. Here's May's journey from Greene County to Indiana to Michigan.

Dusty A. May (born December 30, 1976) is an American college basketball coach, currently the men's basketball head coach at the University of Michigan. He was the head coach for Florida Atlantic University from 2018 to 2024, leading the Owls to the NCAA Final Four in 2023.

2 days ago · MUST READ:Michigan basketball's Dusty May gets homecoming moment in return to Indiana. Soule, 65, has been as big a Hoosier fan as they come since 1975 — even his email has the word "Hoosier" in it.