Dusty May was hired as Michigan men’s basketball After six seasons in the Florida Atlantic, the coach.
In May 1948, he was asked what he learned in his first season in Outkick’s recent appearance. “Don’t be with Dan Dukic.”
“It’s more than we expected than we expected. Every summer, whenever one of our players complained about fouls, our reaction was, ‘We played in the Big Ten, you have to play through it,'” May said.
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Michigan State head coach Dusty May treated Michigan State on March 9, 2025 in the first half. (Imagn)
The Michigan State coach said the coaching staff was not prepared enough for the players.
May said: “I don’t think we are creating a physical environment every day without enough intentions. Nothing we do is to do with the mat – no freedom of movement. As long as we always give our body to it, we are not fully prepared.”
Although May lamented for the team’s preparation, he noted that they were not built for playing physics games.
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Michigan State head coach Dusty May called on the second half on March 9, 2025. (Imagn)
He explained: “But, we’re not that. We have a lot of very skilled people and they’re naturally refined. It doesn’t seem like we recruited it or we’re just trying to get the best players in a small window.”
Michigan’s Wolverines are 22-9 this season Top 10 Championshipsand probably satisfied with the team’s foundation in his first year.
“We laid a very solid foundation, we learned a lot, I learned an incredible amount, but these are the things that really jumped out.”
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Michigan head coach Dusty May played against Maryland on March 5, 2025 at Crisler Center in Ann Arbor. (Imagn)
May will hope to further build the foundation in the Big Ten Championships.
The Wolverines are the third seed in the Big Ten Championships and will play their first game Friday at 9 p.m. ET. They will play the winner University of Southern California and Purdue University.
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