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Dusty May

Dusty May

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Sep 11, 2026

Isaac HarrisHOST
5:19
And one of, i- if not the biggest name, uh, that was a free agent on the market [laughs], uh, that, uh, could have taken this job.
Isaac HarrisHOST
5:26
And, you know, in letting Masai do his thing and bring in Dusty May and Mike Schmitz and stuff, and, uh, there's a lot of change that's happened since that Luka decision was made.
Isaac HarrisHOST
5:36
And so if, i- if, I think, well, I think a poll like this shows that at least fans are appreciative of that, of, of some of the course correcting.
JDADVERTISER
5:47
Yeah, I think it's...

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Nick AngstadtHOST
13:03
[laughs]
Isaac HarrisHOST
13:03
Wild.
Nick AngstadtHOST
13:04
Coming up, um, the majority of Mavs fans feel good about Dusty May.
Nick AngstadtHOST
13:09
They also felt good about Jason Kidd.
Kevin GrayHOST
15:17
Um, so I'm just excited to see Lively get back on the floor whenever that is, and he's back to 100% healthy for him so that he doesn't have to worry about, you know, these injuries going forward, uh, and feel good about the way that he plays night in and night out.
Kevin GrayHOST
15:29
'Cause Dusty May will love a player like a Derrick Lively II, given how I think he wants to play, uh, going forward here for him.
Kevin GrayHOST
15:35
So we'll see, uh, for Derrick Lively as he gets ready for this upcoming season.
Kevin GrayHOST
15:39
Coming up, though, on the other side of the break, Lively's in a contract year.
Jeremy WernerHOST
11:24
I think interim coach is a pretty good coach.
Jeremy WernerHOST
11:28
Boynton has proven himself at least as a competent coach, good defensive coach, but it's not Dusty May.
Jeremy WernerHOST
11:34
They're losing three lottery picks.
Jeremy WernerHOST
11:35
There's just a lot of change there, Isaac.
Alan ThomasHOST
23:37
I'm not sure.
Alan ThomasHOST
23:40
Dusty May is a really good coach.
Alan ThomasHOST
23:43
It's not to say that money doesn't talk.
Alan ThomasHOST
23:46
He's got a very similar role.
Alan ThomasHOST
23:55
That's going to be a challenge for Flory and stuff like that.
Alan ThomasHOST
23:57
Is this where
Jacob LaneHOST
23:58
I break the news to you that Dusty May is the head coach of the Dallas Mavericks? no i that's what i'm saying okay okay i'm like the way you're talking okay my bad that's on me that's on me my bad my bad coach
Alan ThomasHOST
24:09
yeah if you're everybody knows i talk in circles sometimes so like i didn't drop my i didn't drop mike boynton's name yet but that that was kind of like the reason why i was leaning towards like i feel like i like the way we stack up against michigan let me keep it simple right instead of talking in circles and stuff and uh mike boynton Mike Boynton is a good coach.
Greg WaddellHOST
55:18
I tried.
Greg WaddellHOST
55:19
I tried to dial in from vacation, and I was venting about Dusty May, and it cut me off.
Carter ElliottHOST
55:26
That's probably a good deal.
Carter ElliottHOST
55:29
Oh, call Roundball Pod.
Tony EastHOST
23:54
Tiago Splitter relocated from Portland to Chicago, replacing Billy Donovan.
Tony EastHOST
23:58
Dusty May is the head coach of the Dallas Mavericks instead of Jason Kidd.
Tony EastHOST
24:02
Taylor Jenkins back where he used to be an assistant in Milwaukee, taking over for Doc Rivers.
Tony EastHOST
24:07
Jamal Mosley leaves Orlando, immediately picked up by New Orleans to replace James Brago/Willie Green/whoever was actually in charge of that team.
Tony EastHOST
26:58
Usually, teams that are not, maybe not bad, but, like, are, are rebuilding or, or steering the ship a different way, they're more willing to hire a first-time head coach to be innovative, to be new.
Tony EastHOST
27:08
Maybe they're awesome, and then this team's ready to go at some point.
Tony EastHOST
27:11
And Dusty May to the Mavs fits that perfectly.
Tony EastHOST
27:14
But usually, teams that are, you know, trying to win and have come up short a few times are trying to hire an established coach to come in and use their ideas to make that establishment work on a new team.
Isaac HarrisHOST
8:10
Yeah.
Slightly BiasedGUEST
8:11
I mean, that's what Dusty May did.
Nick AngstadtHOST
8:13
That's, that's what K- what, that's what Kidd did to start [laughs] the last season.
Isaac HarrisHOST
8:16
Well, I, I think that-
Isaac HarrisHOST
8:18
...
Isaac HarrisHOST
8:18
I think that's the thing of, I think we all have to go in with like an open mind of...
Isaac HarrisHOST
8:24
Besides Kyrie and Cooper, we just don't know what Dusty May's gonna do.
Isaac HarrisHOST
8:28
That's what's part of like, I think it's kinda fun w- with it of going into camp.
Mike ShearerHOST
3:15
I worry that Masai has learned nothing from the failures of Project Six Seven in Toronto.
Mike ShearerHOST
3:19
Um, they've got a brand-new coach in Dusty May, which can be a positive or a negative.
Mike ShearerHOST
3:24
You know, the track record on college coaches making the leap is very up and down.
Mike ShearerHOST
3:27
So right now he's just a question mark.
Anthony BellinoHOST
32:24
Right? Can it be? Absolutely.
Anthony BellinoHOST
32:26
I mean, hell, just look at what Dusty May did.
Anthony BellinoHOST
32:32
He hits the portal, and it's different in basketball because you can hit the portal and you can...
Anthony BellinoHOST
32:37
Basketball is just ridiculously different because of the roster size.
Rich RubinHOST
2:53
I think he is director of player development and personnel.
Rich RubinHOST
2:56
He replaced head coach Jason Kidd with Michigan's Dusty May, won the NCAA title last year.
Rich RubinHOST
3:02
Number nine overall pick out of Michigan, 6'9", 250-pound power forward Morris Johnson should help.
Rich RubinHOST
3:08
He's very raw, but he really came on during the tournament.

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