Despite Loss to Wake Forest, Dusty May Still the Top Choice for Michigan Basketball
It's far too soon to start complaining about May's coaching style, especially since Sunday's loss to Wake Forest did not result from his play calling, but rather from excessive turnovers and empty possessions. The Wolverines also allowed for too many offensive turnovers, resulting in a lengthy scoring drought.
Wake Forest's Cameron Hildreth, right, tries to steal the ball from Michigan's Rubin Jones, front left, during an NCAA ...
On Saturday, head coach Dusty May landed the biggest target on his recruiting board when five-star Flint (Mich.) St. Mary's ...
Trey McKenney, the No. 16 overall recruit in the 2025 class, announced his commitment to Michigan on Saturday, giving coach ...
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On Saturday, coach May and his staff got positive news in the form of a commitment from in-star high school star Trey ...
ANN ARBOR — Dusty May knew Michigan’s season opener on Monday night, his first official game as the team’s coach, would not ...
The Dusty May era got started on Monday night for the Michigan basketball program, and it got going with a bang. The ...
In turn, it looks well ahead of schedule. It was a bloodbath at Crisler Center in Dusty May's U-M coaching debut that ...
James Hawkins asks Dusty May about 16 turnovers against Wake Forest.
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Dusty May has been on a recruiting tear, and it’s going to help the program in the long runThat commitment marks McKenney as the first five-star that Michigan head coach Dusty May has landed since taking the ...
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