8legs: Dusty may

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Coaches praised the Big Ten on-court product but flagged scheduling and travel as persistent issues for next season.
Coaches discussed extending regular-season games, with some advocating more neutral-site events to boost NIL revenue.
The transfer and eligibility landscape was a major topic, with coaches weighing how a five-year rule could reshape rosters.
West Coast programs face travel burdens as they balance road trips with in-state and nonconference scheduling.
Nebraska, Iowa and other programs seek marquee nonconference opponents to boost exposure and NIL pots.
Coaches highlighted the evolving arms race in college basketball, calling for clearer rules and potential caps.
Illinois and Michigan’s title run shifted perceptions, with others eager to translate success into roster strategy.
Coaches acknowledged the increased media and revenue considerations shaping scheduling decisions.
The meeting agenda included feedback surveys to refine scheduling sequences and December game loads.
Coaches emphasized prioritizing competitive integrity while pursuing revenue opportunities.

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May calls the title a life-changing moment, noting its impact on day-to-day life and family time.
May credits a group effort for Michigan’s title run and accepts public praise as a team achievement.
May emphasizes building lifelong relationships with players and a culture of authentic care.
The coach notes Michigan’s sustained success, including the 37-3 season and 19-1 Big Ten mark.
May looks ahead to future banners and the next phase of roster building after the title run.
May cites the need to stay forward-focused and learn from the past without dwelling on it.
May acknowledges the national title celebration and the contract extension as recognition of staff effort.
May highlights the team’s charity and slogans linked to the national championship era, like ‘Natty champs’ and ‘Hail yes.’
May confirms Michigan’s focus on preparing for the next season and advancing toward the Final Four.

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May projects Elliot Cadeau as an All-American candidate after his rise, leadership, and improved shooting from last season.
May praises Cadeau’s leadership and ability to elevate teammates as a key factor for Michigan’s backcourt strength.
McKenney is viewed as a player with no ceiling, trusted by May for his maturity and game-ready demeanor.
Michigan has one open scholarship after Morez Johnson Jr. elected to stay in the 2026 NBA Draft, leaving flexibility for a wing or developmental player.

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