Michigan men's basketball and head coach Dusty May agreed to a muti-year contract extension according to the University. The extension came hours before the No.

Michigan and coach Dusty May have agreed to a multi-year contract extension, Wolverines athletic director Warde Manuel announced Friday. The news comes amid a successful first season for May with the No. 12 Wolverines and at a time when Indiana is in the market for a new coach.

The Free Press has learned details about Dusty May's new contract with Michigan which includes an extension, raise and increased NIL investment.

In his first season at Michigan, May has the Wolverines (20-5, 12-2 Big Ten) in the hunt for a Big Ten championship and trending toward a top-four seed in the NCAA Tournament. His contract extension was announced roughly two hours before the Wolverines faced Michigan State in a battle for first place in the conference standings.

Less than a year after hiring him, Michigan awarded coach Dusty May with a multi-year contract extension to stave off any chance that his alma mater might pursue him this offseason.

Michigan and coach Dusty May agreed to a multi-year contract extension on Friday amid Indiana's rumored interest in the first-year Wolverines coach.

With Indiana looking for a new head coach for next season, there's been speculation that first-year Michigan basketball head coach Dusty May could find himself in Bloomington after just one year in Ann Arbor.