Dusty May Reportedly Commits to Michigan Amid UNC HC Rumors Ahead of NCAA Title Game
By Andrew Peters
Published on April 5, 2026.
Dusty May, the Michigan head coach, has reportedly committed to staying with the Wolverines ahead of the NCAA championship game against UConn. Despite speculation surrounding North Carolina's potential replacement, May has confirmed his commitment to the team and told Michigan officials he is not interested in any college basketball jobs. This comes amidst a flurry of other potential hires, including May, Tommy Lloyd and Nate Oats, who recently signed extensions with Arizona and Alabama respectively. May was also reportedly a candidate for the Indiana job.
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