Florida Atlantic head coach Dusty May directs his team in the first half of an Elite 8 college basketball game aKansas State in the NCAA Tournament's East Region final, Saturday, March 25, 2023, in New York. (AP Photo/Adam Hunger)
Florida Atlantic head coach Dusty May directs his team in the first half of an Elite 8 college basketball game aKansas State in the NCAA Tournament's East Region final, Saturday, March 25, 2023, in New York. (AP Photo/Adam Hunger)
In a Final Four lacking brand names, FAU brings the least name recognition but the most magical pull of Cinderella.
The movement, if any, in the University of Louisville men’s basketball coaching search is well beneath the surface. While there have been rumblings of offers, WDRB hasn’t confirmed them independently. Still, none of the three top candidates, as speculated here, has declared themselves out of the running, so we proceed on that front.
A former basketball manager for Bob Knight at Indiana from 1996-2000, May will be tasked with breathing life into Louisville’s storied basketball program at one of its lowest points.