Dusty May Tells Michigan He Will Not Pursue UNC Job
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Key Points:
- Dusty May, Michigan's head basketball coach, has informed North Carolina officials that he will not pursue their head coaching position, choosing to remain at Michigan.
- May expressed his commitment to Michigan, emphasizing his focus on the upcoming national championship game against UConn and his satisfaction with his current role.
- Under May’s leadership, Michigan has achieved a 62-13 record over two seasons and is competing for its second national title, with May having previously led Florida Atlantic to the Final Four in 2023.
- May signed a multi-year contract extension with Michigan in 2025, which includes a $7 million buyout clause, solidifying his long-term commitment to the program.
- With May and Arizona’s Tommy Lloyd out of consideration, North Carolina continues its search for a new head coach as the NCAA transfer portal opens on April 7.
