U-M's new men's basketball head coach Dusty May shakes hands with students section Maize Rage members during an introductory press conference at Junge Family Champions Center in Ann Arbor on Tuesday, March 26, 2024. Junfu Han / USA TODAY NETWORK

Michigan men's basketball adds a new player to its 2024-25 roster

Originally posted on Michigan Wolverines on SI
By Trent Knoop | Last updated Aug 26, 2024 11:03 AM ET

Michigan basketball had one open spot on its 2024-25 basketball roster. Head coach Dusty May told the media recently he had some feelers out there, but he wasn't going to add just anyone -- the player would have to be a fit for both his offense and the culture at Michigan. Coach May would know better than anyone about the newest addition to the Wolverines' basketball roster.

On Monday, Michigan announced it filled the last roster spot with Charlie May, coach May's son. The younger May comes to Ann Arbor after he spent the past two seasons at Central Florida. May is listed as a 6-foot-5 guard. He walked onto UCF in 2022-23 and played two seasons under Johnny Dawkins.

May played six games for UCF last season off the bench. During his senior year of high school, May averaged 7.4 points, seven rebounds, and 3.4 assists at Saint Andrew's School.

Roster News! Coach Dusty May announced the addition of his son Charlie May to the 2024-25 roster

Charlie spent the last two seasons at Central Florida playing under Johnny Dawkins

Roster | https://t.co/NhKKN4MhiR #GoBlue x #NewBlue pic.twitter.com/j1ipfdUANx
— Michigan Men's Basketball (@umichbball) August 26, 2024

According to MGoBlue, here's a little about what May will provide the Michigan basketball team:

• Tireless worker; valuable teammate
• Relentless and tireless defender
• Excellent in transition; sees floor well
• Strong rebounder; not afraid to battle for rebounds
• Possesses scoring ability both inside and from three
• Son of Dusty May; strong basketball IQ

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