Michigan's May: Deep Run, Fair Play

0:00On March 27, Dusty May is in his second season as head coach in Michigan, marking his eighth year overall in college basketball. He's turned the Wolverines into a top national contender with a dominant regular season. Right now, they're gearing up for the sweet 16 in the NCAA tournament. May first made ways by guiding Florida Atlantic to the final four in 2023. He jumped to Michigan the next year and has kept the momentum going strong. Coaches like May have shaped the big changes in college sports, especially with name, image, and likeness deals shaking up recruiting. He recently took responsibility, saying leaders in the game created these messy issues and now must step up to make things fair for all programs. Michigan finished the year with the 33 wins and three losses record, including 17 wins and one loss and big 10 play. They grabbed an at-large tournament bid after falling to Purdue in the conference championship as they face Alabama on March 27 at 7.35 pm.

1:00Eastern time, May's focus stays on the court while pushing for fixes behind the bus. Scenes, the Wolverines look prime for another deep run.