ANN ARBOR — In the high-stakes world of Big Ten basketball, where contracts are measured in millions and pressure is a constant companion, it is easy to lose sight of the people who keep the wheels turning behind the scenes. However, a recent story emerging from the halls of the Crisler Center has reminded everyone that for Head Coach Dusty May, leadership isn’t just about winning games—it’s about protecting the “family” that makes the program possible.
A Promise Beyond the Contract
“She Reminded Me of My Grandmother”
A Lesson in Culture
Conclusion: A Different Kind of Victory
