Dusty May was excited about how his team played against rival Michigan State.

EAST LANSING, Mich. — Ninety minutes before tipoff on Friday night, Michigan coach Dusty May decided to head to the floor and take in the scene. May had been to Breslin Center once prior, last season,

Dusty May set the tone before tipoff and Michigan followed originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. Dusty May didn’t wait for tipoff to feel the Breslin Center.

May sat down right in front of the Spartans student section as they chanted obscenities at him during pregame warmups.

Michigan basketball head coach Dusty described the decision to walk out before the Michigan State fans and "soak in that welcome" as a way to let the crowd release their frustration early.

EAST LANSING, MI –– Michigan claimed its first win over Michigan State in the Dusty May era at the Breslin Center on Friday, Jan. 30. No. 7 Michigan State basketball hosted No. 3 Michigan at the Breslin Center on Friday,

In a raucous atmosphere at Michigan State's Breslin Center on Friday night, Michigan Wolverines head coach Dusty May embraced the hostility head-on. As

Michigan head basketball coach Dusty May got the last laugh on Michigan State's students Friday night. May got an icy welcome from MSU students when he walked into the Breslin Center before No.

Michigan trailed most of the night but locked in defensively late to beat No. 5 Nebraska, 75-72, and move back into first place in the Big Ten.

No. 3-ranked Michigan Wolverines head coach Dusty May reflected on his team’s hard-fought victory over No. 5 Nebraska Cornhuskers inside Crisler Arena.

Michigan basketball survived a dramatic win over No. 5 Nebraska, with Dusty May detailing what fueled the Wolverines’ clutch late-game push.

Dusty May calmly sat through heavy heckling at Breslin Center before Michigan’s win, turning a hostile pregame moment into instant rivalry lore.