
Michigan Coach Praises Wisconsin's Backcourt
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Michigans Dusty May praises Wisconsins Nick Boyd and John Blackwell as potentially the best college basketball duo, highlighting their strength and validating Wisconsin coach Greg Gards roster moves ahead of the tournament.
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College Basketball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Michigan Coach Praises Wisconsin's Backcourt. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On March 18, Dusty May, the Michigan Wolverine's coach, who took Florida Atlantic to the final four in 2023 and posted a 58. When's 13 losses record with two Big Ten tournament titles since has high praise for the Wisconsin Badgers back court. He called guards Nick Boyd and John Blackwell, potentially the best duo in all of college basketball. May shared this take recently on Wake Up Barstool on FS1, right after the Big Ten Tournament wrapped up. His words carry extra weight because he actually coached Boyd during that magical final four run at Florida Atlantic. Boyd later transferred to San Diego State, and now both he and May are back in the Big Ten facing off. Even after Michigan lost to that Badgers pair this season, May still gave them top billing as a rival coach. This shout-out serves as big validation for Wisconsin Coach Greg Gard and his smart roster moves. It highlights how strong that back court has become. As the Badgers gear up for the tournament in Portland as a popular final four sleeper
pick, they head in with backing from one of the top minds in the game.
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