Dusty May informs Michigan of his final decision on the UNC job ahead of Monday night’s national championship.

Michigan head coach Dusty May informed Michigan officials that he would not take part as a candidate in North Carolina's coaching search -- nor any other -- ESPN reported on Sunday. May, 49, has guided the Wolverines to the NCAA Championship Game in his second season in Ann Arbor.

Dusty May’s first trip to a Final Four in Indianapolis was a bit less glamorous than his current one. He and three other Indiana men’s basketball student managers spent multiple days posted up in the lobby of the downtown Indianapolis Marriott that was hosting the National Association of Basketball Coaches’ annual convention.

Dan Hurley's UConn Huskies will face Dusty May's Michigan Wolverines in the men's NCAA Tournament National Championship game.

While Dusty May has been linked to the North Carolina head coaching job, the Michigan head coach reportedly isn't going anywhere.

Michigan pieced together a rotation largely composed of transfers to evolve into a force heading into Monday’s national championship game vs UConn.

Dusty May and his wife Anna May are in the spotlight at the 2026 edition of the Final Four on Saturday, April 4.

Dusty May was one of the favorites to become the new head coach at UNC. Things have changed after Michigan's win over Arizona.