Dusty May nears Dallas Mavericks job after Michigan departure
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 29, 2026, 1:55 PM
Last updated Jun 29, 2026
Dusty May is expected to leave his position as Michigan's basketball coach to join the Dallas Mavericks, as discussions appear to be ongoing. May, who led Michigan to a national championship, was last seen at the NBA Draft, where the Mavericks selected a player from his former team. There has been no formal announcement from either the Mavericks or Michigan regarding his move or a potential replacement at this time. Assistant coach Mike Boynton is rumored to be considered for the interim head coaching role at Michigan while contract negotiations unfold. This shift highlights the trend of college coaches transitioning to the NBA amidst changing dynamics in college sports and NIL concerns.
- •Dusty May expected to join Dallas Mavericks from Michigan
- •May was at the NBA Draft with a Wolverines player
- •No confirmation from Mavericks or Michigan about the move
- •Mike Boynton may serve as interim head coach at Michigan
- •NIL issues may have influenced May's decision
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