Michigan basketball names assistant Mike Boynton full-time head coach after Dusty May leaves the program for the NBA. Multiple outlets report that the university’s interim coaching tag for Boynton is removed, and he is placed on a two-year contract. Athletic director Warde Manuel is reported to have made the decision after May’s departure, with Yahoo Sports also describing Boynton as taking over as the men’s basketball coach. CBS Sports notes this is Boynton’s second in-house promotion within a power-conference program, reflecting his prior internal advancement. The Athletic adds staffing details, reporting that Boynton brings in coach Mike Martin to the Michigan basketball staff to help run the offense. Together, the reports outline the sequence: May departs for the NBA, Michigan elevates Boynton from interim to full-time on a two-year deal, and he begins assembling his coaching staff. No outlets provide additional contract terms beyond the two-year duration, and all accounts center on the transition following May’s NBA decision.