Mike Boynton reflects on Dusty May's departure as Michigan head coach
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 23, 2026, 10:01 PM
Last updated Jul 23, 2026
New Michigan head coach Mike Boynton discussed the chaotic transition following Dusty May's appointment as head coach of the Dallas Mavericks. Boynton learned of May's departure via social media and met with Michigan's athletic director shortly after. He noted the challenges in unifying the team amidst the upheaval, stating it felt like 'drinking out of a fire hydrant.' Boynton, who became the head coach earlier this month, shared his gratitude for the opportunity after a tough prior coaching stint at Oklahoma State.
- •Boynton found out about May's job from social media.
- •He became Michigan's head coach earlier this month.
- •Boynton needed to address players quickly after May's departure.
- •He emphasized the importance of team cohesion during the transition.
- •Previous coaching experience includes seven seasons at Oklahoma State.
- 10:01 PMYahoo Sports — New Michigan head coach Mike Boynton says days following Dusty May's Mavericks departure were 'like drinking out of a fire hydrant'
"Boynton said that he found out that May had officially taken the job from social media, and that he 'didn't have a whole lot of time to process' potentially becoming head coach.
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