While the transfer portal is a great way for college coaches to add experienced college players to their roster, recruiting ...

Coach May is once again discussing his Michigan Wolverines here on MTM. In his first season in Ann Arbor, he led the Wolverines to 27 wins, the Big Ten Tournament… Marching to Madness, Episode 1,039 – ...

Dusty May sat down with us to talk about what former players Danny Wolf and Vladislav Goldin will bring to the NBA ...

Michigan basketball successfully recruited Yaxel Lendeborg, the top transfer portal player, despite competition from other schools and NBA draft prospects. Coach Dusty May's prior connections at ...

The Michigan Wolverines' basketball team had by most accounts a successful 2024-25 season under first year head coach Dusty May, finishing with a 27-10 record, 14-6 in the Big Ten Conference.

Dusty May Reveals Big Plans for Nation's Top Transfer Yaxel Lendeborg originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The Michigan Wolverines' basketball team had by most accounts a successful 2024-25 ...

Dusty May shared his thoughts on an incoming Michigan Wolverines transfer who could shore up one of the team's biggest weaknesses next season. Skip to main content. Sign In; NCAAB. NFL.

One of Dusty May's newest transfer portal targets recently started following May on Instagram, and the Michigan head coach promptly followed him back. May's newest IG follow is none other than 7-3 ...

Dusty May contract. May's contract extension announcement did not detail the changes to his original deal, which he signed for five years and an average of $3.825 million annually last offseason, ...

Michigan's Dusty May revealed what he learned in his first year coaching in the Big Ten during an appearance on OutKick's "Don't @ Me with Dan Dakich." ...

Dusty May's new contract with Michigan basketball adds a year to the original five-year deal he signed last season. May is set to make $4.65 million next season, a raise of nearly $1 million from ...

Michigan head coach Dusty May, center, talks to guard Rubin Jones (15), left, guard Nimari Burnett (4), center right, and guard Tre Donaldson (3), right, before a play against Purdue during the ...