Former IU student manager and current Michigan head coach Dusty May has signed a contract extension to remain with the Wolverines, despite being a potential candidate for the head coaching position at IU. May expressed gratitude for the trust and support he has received from the Michigan leadership and emphasized his goal of bringing continued success to the program. Under May’s leadership, Michigan has achieved a 20-win season and is in contention for a Big Ten regular season championship. May’s coaching experience includes leading Florida Atlantic to the Final Four in 2023. Meanwhile, IU announced that head coach Mike Woodson will be stepping down at the end of the season, with the Hoosiers currently sitting at a 15-11 record and facing the possibility of missing the NCAA Tournament for the second consecutive year. May looks forward to the challenges ahead and is excited about the future for himself and his family in Ann Arbor.
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