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Michigan Basketball Kicks Off New Era Under Coach Dusty May Against Cleveland State

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Michigan Basketball Team 2024 Season Opener

The University of Michigan men’s basketball team has begun a new era under the leadership of Head Coach Dusty May, marking a significant transition for the program. The Wolverines kicked off their 2024-2025 season with a game against Cleveland State on November 4, 2024.

The starting lineup for the Wolverines features a new look, consisting entirely of transfers. Point guard Tre Donaldson, who previously played for Auburn, and shooting guard Roddy Gayle Jr., formerly of Ohio State, are among the key players expected to make an impact.

Coach Dusty May’s inaugural game sets the stage for an exciting season, with the team facing a challenging schedule. Following the Cleveland State game, the Wolverines are set to face No. 1 ranked South Carolina, a matchup that will test the team’s mettle against one of the nation’s best.

The Michigan basketball program has been undergoing significant changes, and the upcoming games will provide insight into how the new roster and coaching staff will perform. Fans are eagerly anticipating the season, with several high-profile matchups on the horizon, including games against Wake Forest, TCU, and Miami (Ohio).

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