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Dusty May, the architect of Michigan’s national championship run, is officially heading to the NBA as the new Dallas Mavericks coach — a move that marks the end of an era in Ann Arbor and the start of a new chapter in his coaching career. In just two seasons, May led Michigan to a 64-13 record and a title, with a jaw-dropping average margin of victory in the tournament. He admitted it was tough to leave, calling Ann Arbor home and thanking the community for restoring Michigan basketball’s legacy. The Mavericks are thrilled to land a coach with a proven track record, including a Final Four with Florida Atlantic and a championship pedigree. Michigan’s AD, Warde Manuel, praised May’s impact and named Mike Boynton Jr. as interim coach. May’s NBA leap comes at a pivotal time — with Cooper Flagg entering the league and the Mavericks hungry for a new direction.

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