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Trey McKenney had 'five, six schools' reach out immediately after Dusty May's departure, told Warde Manuel 'I want Mike Boynton'

Michigan guard Trey McKenney reaffirms commitment to the program following the departure of head coach Dusty May to the Dallas Mavericks.

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Trey McKenney remains committed to Michigan despite interest from multiple schools following the exit of coach Dusty May. May is reportedly joining the coaching staff of the Dallas Mavericks, raising questions about potential staff transitions from the college level to the NBA.

Coverage from 247Sports, Yahoo Sports, The New York Times, and On3 focuses on the instability caused by May's departure. Reports highlight McKenney’s direct communication with athletic director Warde Manuel, where the guard expressed his support for Mike Boynton as the preferred candidate for the coaching vacancy.

Future developments will depend on the official resolution of the Michigan coaching search. Coverage does not yet specify whether Warde Manuel will appoint Mike Boynton or how many other staff members might follow Dusty May to the NBA.

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Where is Dusty May going?

According to Yahoo Sports, Dusty May is reportedly joining the Dallas Mavericks organization.

How many schools reached out to Trey McKenney?

On3 reports that five to six schools contacted McKenney immediately following May's departure.

Who does Trey McKenney want as the next coach?

McKenney informed athletic director Warde Manuel that he wants Mike Boynton to lead the program.

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