Dusty May, the head coach of the University of Michigan Wolverines basketball team, has reached a new agreement to continue leading the program for the foreseeable future. Athletic director Warde Manuel announced the deal during a ceremony at the Crisler Center, celebrating Michigan's recent NCAA tournament championship victory. This season, May guided the Wolverines to an impressive 37-3 record and their first national title since 1989, defeating the University of Connecticut 69-63 in the championship game. May, who is 49 years old, took over a struggling program that had a record of 8-24 prior to his arrival. His overall coaching record stands at 190-82, including a successful tenure at Florida Atlantic University, where he led the Owls to a 2023 Final Four appearance. His recent success has attracted attention, with speculation about his potential as a target for other programs, including North Carolina.