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Heat acquire Giannis from Bucks | Dusty May ditches Michigan for Mavericks
Milwaukee sent Antetokounmpo to Miami for four players and five future draft assets in a move that reshapes both rosters.
- On Tuesday, Michigan athletic director Warde Manuel announced Mike Boynton Jr. as interim head coach after Dusty May departed to lead the Dallas Mavericks.
- May transformed Michigan basketball in two seasons, compiling a 64-13 record and securing the program's first national championship in 37 years before accepting the Mavericks' five-year deal.
- Per NCAA rules, a 15-day transfer window opens five days after Michigan announces a permanent head coach replacement, allowing players to enter the portal without losing eligibility.
- The Wolverines prioritize roster stability, with Boynton's existing relationships with recruits and players expected to prevent departures while Michigan defends its national title.
- With seven years of head coaching experience from Oklahoma State, Boynton brings continuity and stability to navigate this unexpected mid-summer transition while seeking to repeat as national champions.
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