Does Dusty May's move to the NBA signal another new era in college sports?
About this episode
The episode discusses Dusty May's transition from college basketball to the NBA and its implications for college sports.
Dusty May just won an NCAA title at Michigan and has been in the Final Four in two of the last four seasons. He was on a trajectory to be one of the all-time coaches at the college level. And then, deep into June and on the eve the NBA Draft, he left Michigan to become the new head coach of the Dallas Mavericks. Is this a sign of things to come in not only college basketball, but also college football? Ralph Russo and Justin Williams discuss that—plus Brendan Sorsby and the mailbag—on this episode of The Audible. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
People in this episode
Host: Ralph Russo
Guest: Justin Williams
Topics covered
- Dusty May
- NBA Draft
- college sports
- coaching changes
- NCAA title
- college basketball
- college football
Keywords
- Dusty May
- NBA Draft
- college basketball
- coaching changes
- NCAA title
- Dallas Mavericks
- college football
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Michigan, Dallas Mavericks
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