Men's college basketball coaching changes for 2026-27 - ESPN

The men's college basketball coaching carousel seemed to be over a couple weeks after the national title game. And then in mid-June, reigning champion Michigan got a big shake-up: Dusty May was leaving for the NBA, and the Dallas Mavericks. The job opened — and seems to have closed, at least for this season — within hours, bringing the total count of changes to 52, including three interim positions.

We've been tracking all the coaching changes for next season below, starting with the most recent developments.

Former coach: Dusty May (June 22)
New coach: Mike Boynton, interim (June 22)

Eleven weeks after leading Michigan to a national title in just his second season in Ann Arbor, May is leaving college basketball to coach Cooper Flagg and the Dallas Mavericks. A former student manager for Bob Knight at Indiana, May had been hired by the Wolverines in 2024 to replace Juwan Howard after leading Florida Atlantic to back-to-back NCAA tournament appearances.

Boynton joined May's coaching staff in 2024 after seven seasons leading Oklahoma State, where he went 119-109 overall, including one NCAA round of 32 appearance. He will be given the interim tag for the 2026-27 season.

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Former coach: George Ivory (March 31)
New coach: Mike Davis (April 29)

Ivory was informed he would not return as head coach next season. Since being hired in March 2022, he compiled an overall record of 12-118. Ivory is an alum of MVSU and also served as an assistant before leaving to lead Arkansas-Pine Bluff for 13 seasons.

Davis, who succeeded Bob Knight at Indiana, has also been a head coach at UAB, Texas Southern and Detroit Mercy, with a 412-360 overall record as a head coach. He spent the last two