Ex-Michigan basketball coach Dusty May explained why he left the college ranks for the NBA's Dallas Mavericks in June. Here's what he said: USA TODAY Sports Mavericks’ Head Coach Dusty May on Why he ...

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When Dusty May led Michigan to the national championship in April, he cemented himself as one of college basketball’s most audacious coaches. He had built a champion in the space of a single season, ...

Dusty May stunned the basketball world on Monday, leaving Michigan fresh off a national title in order to accept the Dallas Mavericks head coaching job. While the news was surprising to most, May did ...

May has barely been a part of the Michigan program, but will now be one of the head coaches to watch as he aims to elevate the school to more sustainable levels in men's basketball. The triumph was ...

INDIANAPOLIS – Dusty May loves to talk about beautiful basketball. Watch his Wolverines most games and it’s not hard to spot what he means. Pause the tape of the game that led U-M here, to the Final ...

Dusty May, a basketball coach with deep roots in Indiana, has been named the new coach of the Dallas Mavericks. The article highlights Indiana's rich history of producing notable basketball figures, ...