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Michigan State coach Tom Izzo publicly blamed Dusty May for shaping Jeremy Fears’ on-court baiting, as Fears again drew a technical for kicking a Minnesota player between the legs and was seen attempting trips, sparking a broader debate about discipline and a potential benching ahead of MSU’s next game against Michigan.
Dusty May pushed back against MSU media’s ‘mercenary’ critique of Michigan’s roster, saying the transfer portal was used to add players who fit the program and help win now. He stressed development and commitment over money, recalled his own portal experiences, and said players who stay or move on for the right reasons are part of the journey. He highlighted the team’s 20-1 start and strong chemistry as proof that the approach is working.
Michigan basketball coach Dusty May commented on the Sherrone Moore firing and recent school shootings, emphasizing the importance of being better humans and discussing how the team has addressed recent tragedies, including a shooting involving a player’s high school, while maintaining focus on their upcoming game.
Michigan secured a decisive 78-53 victory over Xavier, marking a significant achievement in the Dusty May era and showcasing the team's early-season progress. This win is considered Michigan's best performance of the season, highlighting their potential under May's leadership.
Michigan's basketball team, under coach Dusty May, showcased a dominant defensive performance against Xavier, winning 78-53. Despite Xavier's experienced and high-scoring offense, Michigan's defense forced 19 turnovers and held Xavier to just 20 made shots out of 58 attempts. The game, part of the Feast Week, was expected to be closely contested but ended in a decisive victory for Michigan, highlighting their defensive prowess.
Justin Pippen, son of NBA legend Scottie Pippen, has committed to playing basketball for the University of Michigan, choosing the Wolverines over Cal, Florida, Stanford, and Texas A&M. The 6-foot-3 combo guard, a late breakout in his high school career, was impressed by the campus and the coaching staff at Michigan, particularly new coach Dusty May. Pippen's family fully supports his decision, and he is seen as one of the most improved prospects in the nation. This commitment marks the first pickup for Michigan since May's arrival, and the Wolverines are also pursuing several transfers.
Four-star combo guard Justin Pippen, son of NBA Hall of Famer Scottie Pippen, has committed to Michigan over Florida, Stanford, Cal, and Texas A&M. This marks the first high school or transfer portal commit for new Michigan coach Dusty May, making Pippen the highest-ranked high school recruit May has landed in his coaching career. Pippen, who has seen a significant rise in the rankings, is known for his natural talent and growth in both height and skillset, following in the footsteps of his older brother, Scotty, who played at Vanderbilt and then entered the NBA.
Dusty May, the new Michigan men’s basketball coach, is looking to assemble a coaching staff that includes a mix of new faces and individuals he worked with at Florida Atlantic, emphasizing the importance of well-rounded teachers who prioritize the players and work well together as a team. No specific names have been mentioned yet.
Dusty May, Michigan's new men's basketball coach, is embracing the opportunities presented by Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) deals for college athletes. The Champions Circle NIL collective has already launched a fundraising campaign tied to May's arrival, highlighting the importance of NIL in recruiting and program competitiveness. May recognizes the significance of NIL in shaping the success of his tenure and is fully embracing it, expressing a desire for players to be rewarded for their efforts.
With Dusty May taking over as head coach for the Michigan Wolverines men’s basketball program, he faces the challenge of rebuilding the roster following the departure of Juwan Howard. May may look to bring three key players from Florida Atlantic University - Vladislav Goldin, Johnell Davis, and Alijah Martin - to Michigan due to their remaining eligibility and potential to make an impact in the Big Ten. The transfer process may be complicated due to Michigan's academic standards, but these players could provide a significant boost to Michigan's depleted roster.
Dusty May, the new Michigan men’s basketball coach, faces the challenge of rebuilding the team's roster, with several players considering transferring out via the transfer portal, including freshman George Washington III. The coach's plans for the team's future and the players' decisions are currently uncertain.
Michigan Athletic Director Warde Manuel introduced Dusty May as the new basketball coach, addressing speculation about John Beilein's potential return to the program. Manuel downplayed Beilein's role in recruiting May but indicated that Beilein could continue to advise the program in a more present capacity, with May fully embracing the idea. Manuel expressed excitement about reconnecting with Beilein and establishing a renewed relationship, emphasizing the positive impact for all involved.
Dusty May was introduced as the new head coach of Michigan basketball, emphasizing his commitment to stewardship of the program and serving those who came before him. Despite just arriving in Ann Arbor, he discussed his basketball philosophies, process, and addressed topics such as NIL, staffing, and recruiting, marking the beginning of a new era for Michigan basketball.
Dusty May, the new head coach for the Michigan Wolverines men's basketball program, brings a fast-paced, motion-heavy offense influenced by the "Seven Seconds or Less" Suns teams and European ball-screen tactics, as well as a defensive strategy focused on switching screens and protecting the rim. Despite FAU's lack of size, May's teams were efficient on offense and limited assisted makes on defense, and Michigan fans can expect a fresh start with May at the helm.
Michigan's recent hire of Dusty May as their new basketball coach has garnered mixed reviews from a panel of national college basketball experts, each of whom provided a letter grade and an explanation for May's fit in Ann Arbor. The new era kicks off with an introductory press conference this week, marking the beginning of May's leadership at the university.