Dusty May Leaving Michigan to Become Mavericks Head Coach: Report
Summary
Dusty May, who led the Michigan Wolverines to a college basketball championship, is reportedly becoming the new head coach of the Dallas Mavericks. The Mavericks decided to hire him after firing their previous coach, Jason Kidd, hoping his success in college will help the team improve.Key Facts
- Dusty May coached Michigan Wolverines to their first championship in 37 years.
- He started coaching Michigan in 2024 after seven years at Florida Atlantic and assistant roles.
- The Dallas Mavericks plan to announce May as their new head coach.
- The Mavericks fired their previous coach, Jason Kidd.
- The Mavericks’ team had a 26-56 record last season.
- May was chosen over other candidates, including Duke’s Jon Scheyer and former NBA coach Terry Stotts.
- Cooper Flagg, the last year’s No. 1 NBA draft pick and Rookie of the Year, is a key player for the Mavericks.
- Some college coaches have succeeded in the NBA, but others have struggled and returned to college coaching.
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