Michigan's Dusty May gets head start on scouting for potential championship game
May sat courtside at Lucas Oil Stadium for the opening Final Four game between UConn and Illinois.
Indianapolis — Hours before coaching his team in the Final Four, Michigan coach Dusty May was getting a head start on his scouting for the national championship game. May sat courtside at Lucas Oil Stadium for the first half of the opening Final Four game between UConn and Illinois. His Michigan team would face the winner if it beats Arizona later Saturday night.
Michigan’s Final Four game against Arizona (36-2) tips off at 8:49 p. m. and will be broadcast on TBS.
There is also an alternate broadcast called by the Fab Five that will air on TruTV. Dusty May here courtside scouting the first half of this game. Haven’t seen too many head coaches in the second semifinal do this.
pic. twitter. com/hu3XaqrWOZ — Jeff Goodman (@GoodmanHoops) April 4, 2026 In the NCAA Tournament, each team gets seats courtside for other games to scout out the opponents they might face later in the weekend.