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

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

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.

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.

"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."

Fueled by a balanced scoring effort and a strong first half, the Wolverines rolled to a 92-48 wire-to-wire victory in the charity exhibition at LCA.