Dusty May is currently on a heater for the Michigan basketball team. After landing a commitment from four-star forward Winters Grady on October 18, May has struck again for the 2025 cycle.

After landing their first 2025 commit late last week, the Wolverines are trending for another of their top targets on the recruiting

May achieved remarkable success in the NCAA tournament last year, guiding FAU to the Final Four. Under his leadership, the team boasted a winning record each year of his tenure, culminating in a program-best 35-4 record in 2022-23. May is used to the pressure of the playoffs and will be able to keep a cool head under such stress.

Michigan basketball attempted more 3-pointers than 2-pointers, in rolling over Oakland, 92-48, in an exhibition at Little Caesars Arena on Sunday.

Fueled by a balanced scoring attack and 15 3-pointers, the Wolverines rolled to a 92-48 victory at Little Caesars Arena.

"These guys, most come from programs where they won a lot of games, won championships," May said. "I don't think they came here to take a step back."

Top highlight: Late in the first half, Roddy Gayle Jr. found Vladislav Goldin cutting baseline for an alley-oop, with Goldin dunking through a foul to give Michigan a 44-26 lead. It was an example of Michigan’s unselfishness and quick ball movement.