Dusty May addresses Indiana job speculation: 'Love being at Michigan'
Bloomington, Ind. — Roughly 21 hours before Michigan coach Dusty May was set to make his return to Assembly Hall and face his alma mater Indiana, the news came out. Hoosiers coach Mike Woodson will step down from his position at the end of the season after four years on the job.
Dusty May on Indiana coaching search: 'I'm very, very happy at the University of Michigan'
Michigan coach Dusty May, an Indiana graduate, said Saturday he is "very, very happy at the University of Michigan" and downplayed any potential of him taking the IU job, which is now set to open at the end of the season with Mike Woodson's impending resignation.
Entering the season, May was making $3.5 million per year at Michigan, putting him at 12th among Big Ten men's coaches.
Dusty May coached a mid-major team to a Final Four more recently than Indiana has been. He's lazer-focused on leading Michigan despite Indiana basketball coaching speculation.
After Indiana announced Friday that Mike Woodson will not return as Indiana's coach next season, Michigan coach Dusty May ...
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