Mike Boynton Jr. discusses Michigan's transition after Dusty May's departure

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Last updated Aug 6, 2026

Mike Boynton Jr. discusses Michigan's transition after Dusty May's departure
Summary

New Michigan coach Mike Boynton Jr. shared insights on his first conversations with the university's administration after Dusty May left for the Dallas Mavericks. Promoted from assistant coach to interim coach, Boynton was quickly given a two-year deal amidst a roster retention effort. He emphasized the importance of keeping players engaged, even as the coaching situation changed. Despite setbacks, including the transfer of LJ Cason due to injury, Michigan retains a talented roster featuring key players like Elliot Cadeau and Trey McKenney. Boynton praised their contributions to last season's national championship.

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  • Dusty May left Michigan for the NBA after winning a national title.
  • Mike Boynton Jr. was promoted to head coach shortly after May's exit.
  • Boynton intends to maintain the team's competitive style.
  • Michigan's roster includes key returners and strong transfer additions.
  • LJ Cason transferred to Miami after an injury.
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New Michigan coach Mike Boynton Jr. spoke to Jon Rothstein about his interactions with Wolverine leadership after Dusty May left for the NBA

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