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Dusty May, who led Michigan to a national championship, has agreed to become the head coach of the Dallas Mavericks, leaving Mike Boynton Jr. as interim head coach and sparking a reevaluation of the Big Ten’s coaching talent.
After guiding Michigan to a national title in just two seasons, Dusty May left for the NBA, prompting a wave of portal entries that have caught the attention of UCLA, which is eyeing dominant post player JP Estrella.
Duke head coach Jon Scheyer turned down the Dallas Mavericks’ offer, choosing to remain with the Blue Devils and preserve the program’s momentum heading into a promising season.
A look at the decades‑long competition between Duke and Michigan, highlighting key moments, standout players, and the impact of recent coaching shifts.
Dusty May’s move to the NBA’s Dallas Mavericks follows a historic national title, sparking fan backlash and raising questions about the future of Michigan basketball.
Dusty May's surprise transition to the Dallas Mavericks leaves the University of Michigan scrambling to preserve its recent momentum, with interim coach Mike Boynton stepping in and a high‑stakes game against Duke looming.
The upcoming 2026 NBA Draft will hinge on the trajectories of three Arkansas standouts, each linked to a different franchise seeking a specific piece of the puzzle.
The 2026 NBA Draft began tonight in Brooklyn, spotlighting Arkansas' top prospects and their potential landing spots.
Todd Golden’s blend of championship success, data‑driven strategy and a loaded 2026‑27 roster has NBA teams watching closely, while his contract details and buyout timeline add intrigue to a potential transition.
After just two months of a promised stay, Dusty May accepted the head‑coach position with the Dallas Mavericks, prompting Michigan to appoint former Oklahoma State mentor Mike Boynton as interim leader.
Dusty May leaves Michigan for the Dallas Mavericks, prompting the Wolverines to appoint interim coach Mike Boynton Jr., while sophomore Trey McKenney commits to returning and the program eyes retention of star players.
A wave of assistant coach departures and player transfers at the University of Washington sets the stage for a global recruiting push ahead of the upcoming campaign.
With Dusty May gone and a strong roster set to return, Michigan’s interim head coach Mike Boynton sees a defining opportunity to rewrite his career.
Dusty May’s departure from Michigan after two championship‑laden seasons signals a new era for the Wolverines and a fresh challenge in the NBA.
Dusty May leaves Michigan for the NBA, prompting the Wolverines to hunt for a new coach as they brace for a pivotal transfer portal window.
Mike Boynton, the interim head coach of Michigan basketball, brings a defensive pedigree and a challenging OSU legacy to a program poised for a rebound.
Dusty May left Michigan for the Dallas Mavericks, prompting the Wolverines to consider interim coach Mike Boynton, Billy Donovan, Josh Schertz, Ben McCollum and John Beilein as potential replacements.
Three assistants have exited Danny Sprinkle’s staff, a new assistant arrives from Marquette, and key players are transferring, prompting the program to target overseas talent to meet the 15‑player limit.
Dusty May's move to the Dallas Mavericks leaves a vacancy at Michigan, prompting the program to consider seasoned coaches like Billy Donovan, Mark Few and Nate Oats while interim coach Mike Boynton Jr. prepares the team for the transition.
Dusty May, who guided the Michigan Wolverines to a national title, has resigned to become the Dallas Mavericks' head coach, prompting a $5 million buyout, interim leadership, and a historic shift from college to the NBA.
After guiding Michigan to a national title in his second season, Dusty May accepts an NBA head‑coaching position, leaving the Wolverines with a strong roster and a newly appointed interim leader.
The unexpected departure of Michigan’s head coach Dusty May for the NBA’s Dallas Mavericks has sent ripples through the Wolverines program, with players and staff weighing in on the future.
The Wolverines have seen a string of coaches leave for the NBA, a pattern that stretches from Bill Frieder’s 1980s exit to Dusty May’s recent move to Dallas.
Dusty May’s departure from the University of Michigan, announced by athletic director Warde Manuel, marks the end of a brief but celebrated tenure and raises questions about the program’s future.