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Michigan head coach Mike Boynton Jr. announced the hiring of G-League veteran Dylan Murphy as his second assistant, citing the coach's extensive NBA and analytics background that could reshape the program's player evaluation and roster building.
Michigan head coach Mike Boynton Jr. announced the addition of Dylan Murphy, a seasoned assistant with eight years of NBA experience, to his inaugural coaching staff.
The University of Michigan announced the hiring of Dylan Murphy as an assistant coach for the 2026‑27 season, filling one of three open positions under head coach Mike Boynton Jr. Murphy’s extensive G League background and data‑focused approach are expected to enrich the program’s strategic depth.
Michigan announces the hiring of Dylan Murphy as an assistant coach, alongside Mike Martin and the promotion of KT Harrell, expanding a staff that blends traditional expertise with data‑driven innovation.
Former Brown head coach Mike Martin discusses his move to the University of Michigan, citing family fit, cultural adaptation, and the chance to contribute to a championship‑contending staff.
Michigan appoints Mike Boynton Jr. as head coach, leveraging his defensive expertise and recent staff continuity to preserve a top‑rated program.
With the season opener set for Nov. 3 against Oakland, Michigan’s basketball program highlights a strategic retention of players and coaches, signaling a focus on continuity and fresh leadership.
Mike Boynton’s first major move as Michigan’s head coach is to keep key assistants, promote internal talent and preserve most scholarship players, setting the stage for a stable 2026‑27 campaign.
After Dusty May left for the NBA, Michigan appointed Mike Boynton Jr. as head coach. He retained most of the roster, promoted staff members, and outlined plans to add a veteran guard and fill two support positions, all while expressing confidence in competing for titles.
New head coach Mike Boynton Jr. outlines the challenges and opportunities facing Michigan men's basketball as the team finalizes its roster, staff, and schedule for the upcoming season.
Mike Boynton Jr. announced the hiring of Mike Martin, a proven Ivy League coach, to lead offensive development for the Michigan Wolverines, while also promoting KT Harrell to an on‑court role and working to fill the remaining staff positions.
Despite Dusty May's exit to the NBA, Michigan retains several assistants, including Kyle Church, Akeem Miskdeen, and Matt Aldred, while Mike Boynton Jr. is named head coach.
Despite Dusty May's exit to the NBA, the University of Michigan secures a stable coaching lineup, retaining key assistants and promoting internal talent for the upcoming season.
Coach Mike Boynton Jr. has secured most of the previous roster and staff, aiming to build on existing strengths rather than undertake a sweeping overhaul.
With Akeem Miskdeen still scouting for the Wolverines and Drew Williamson now with the Dallas Mavericks, Michigan’s basketball and football teams are focusing on continuity. Senior forward Harrison Hochberg highlights off‑court bonding, while the school celebrates its rare milestone of surpassing 1,000 all‑time wins in college football.
The University of Michigan’s basketball program faces a reshuffle after two assistant coaches accepted positions with the Dallas Mavericks, a move that follows head coach Dusty May’s departure.
Jalen Reed chose to stay with Michigan after Dusty May left for the NBA, deepening his bond with interim coach Mike Boynton Jr. while navigating a ruptured Achilles tendon and a promising recovery.
Jalen Reed discusses the team's reaction to coach Dusty May's move to the NBA, his recovery from injury, and the program's championship aspirations.
Despite the departure of Dusty May for the NBA, the Michigan Wolverines basketball team remains united, with Jalen Reed, Elliot Cadeau and Trey McKenney leading the charge toward future success.
With Dusty May gone to the Dallas Mavericks, Michigan's basketball program under new head coach Mike Boynton is focusing on retaining key players and promising freshmen to maintain championship aspirations.
Following Dusty May’s departure, Michigan’s leadership focused on roster stability and player trust, while introducing the 3R Report to deliver transparent, verified information.
In a recent interview, Michigan guard Trey McKenney expressed confidence in the team’s direction following Dusty May’s move to the NBA, highlighting the contributions of assistant coaches and the effort to retain players like Elliot Cadeau.
Dusty May's move from Michigan to the Dallas Mavericks underscores a growing crisis in college basketball, where relentless recruiting and roster turnover push elite coaches toward the NBA's more sustainable lifestyle.
Elliot Cadeau, the Michigan point guard who helped the Wolverines capture their second national championship last season, announced that he is pulling his name out of the NBA Draft and will be back in Ann Arbor for the 2026‑27 campaign.