Michigan men's basketball coach Dusty May has agreed to a new multiyear agreement with the school, athletic director Warde Manuel announced Friday, effectively removing May from consideration for the vacancy at Indiana.

With Indiana looking for a new head coach for next season, there's been speculation that first-year Michigan basketball head coach Dusty May could find himself in Bloomington after just one year in Ann Arbor.

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Michigan and coach Dusty May have agreed to a multi-year contract extension, Wolverines athletic director Warde Manuel announced Friday. The news comes amid a successful first season for May with the No. 12 Wolverines and at a time when Indiana is in the market for a new coach.

Michigan basketball coach Dusty May has made an impression in his first year at the helm. UM made sure he will have a chance to keep impressing.

Michigan has seen enough from Dusty May to ensure that his tenure in Ann Arbor continues for the foreseeable future. The head coach has turned around the Michig

One name that has been kicked around is Michigan head coach Dusty May, who was once a student manager from 1996 until 2000 under Bob Knight. However, the May-to-Indiana rumors can be put to bed for now. The Michigan basketball program announced a new multi-year extension for May on Friday.

Potential Indiana men’s basketball head coaching candidate Dusty May signed a multi-year contract with Michigan, according to a Michigan Athletics release on Friday.

In his first season with the Michigan men's basketball team, head coach Dusty May has extended his contract original five-year contract.

The one-time Indiana graduate assistant, who has the Wolverines atop the Big Ten, was the favorite candidate of many fans to take the Indiana job.