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Why Dusty May leaving Michigan and college basketball behind in June isn't remotely surprising

Dusty May has left the University of Michigan and college basketball to join the Dallas Mavericks, impacting both the NBA Draft and Michigan's roster.

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Dusty May has departed from Michigan to join the Dallas Mavericks. This move comes during June and signals May's exit from college basketball to enter the NBA.

Coverage from CBS Sports, Sports Illustrated, and Yahoo Sports emphasizes how May's move may influence the Dallas Mavericks' 2026 NBA Draft plans. The Detroit News reports that Michigan draft hopefuls believe May will be successful in his new role.

Attention now turns to Michigan's roster stability. While Trey McKenney plans to remain with the program, CBS Sports reports that the move has prompted stay-or-go transfer decisions for other players, including Elliot Cadeau.

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Quick answers

Where is Dusty May going?

Dusty May is joining the Dallas Mavericks.

How is the move affecting Michigan's players?

Trey McKenney plans to stay at Michigan, while others, such as Elliot Cadeau, face stay-or-go transfer decisions.

What is the potential impact on the NBA?

According to Sports Illustrated and Yahoo Sports, May's arrival could change the Dallas Mavericks' plans for the 2026 NBA Draft.

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