Dusty May, the head coach of the University of Michigan basketball team, reiterated his commitment to the program amid ongoing speculation about the head coaching position at the University of North Carolina (UNC). In a press conference, May stated, "it's well-documented how happy I am at Michigan," and emphasized that he would not comment on job opportunities he does not hold. May's previous comments regarding job interest were misinterpreted, leading him to refrain from discussing such matters in the future. He recently signed a new contract with Michigan that extends through 2030, which includes a $7 million buyout clause should he leave for another position. Under his leadership, Michigan has had an impressive season, boasting a 35-3 record and winning the Big Ten regular-season title. They are set to face Arizona in the Final Four, where both May and Arizona's coach, Tommy Lloyd, have been linked to the UNC job following Hubert Davis's departure after a disappointing season.