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When the following social media post hit peoples timelines at 5:29 p.m. on April 5, the night before Michigan would appear in the national championship game against UConn, anxious Wolverines fans exhaled: "Sources:"ESPN college sports insider Pete Thamel wrote, "Dusty May has informed Michigan officials that hes not pursuing any college basketball jobs. May had been an initial target at North Carolina, but that never materialized because of Michigan advancing in the NCAA Tournament." By then, rumors and speculation surrounding Mays potential candidacy at North Carolina, considered by many to be the most enticing job in college basketball, were running rampant following the Tar Heels dismissal of head coach Hubert Davis. In just two seasons at Michigan, where May inherited a mucky mess from predecessor Juwan Howard, hed lifted the Wolverines to incredible heights: twenty-seven victories and a trip to the Sweet 16 in his debut campaign, followed by a Big Ten regular-season title and a national championship while setting a school record with 37 wins in Year 2. May accomplished all of this while embracing NIL, the transfer portal, analytics and NBA-style roster construction, a formula that only enhanced his standing across the sport. He was, at 49 years old, seen by many as the ideal modern coach, someone capable of sustaining Michigans success to a dynastical degree. A week later, during the Wolverines banner-raising ceremony at Crisler Center, athletic director Warde Manuel told The Athletic he believed May will "be the leader of this basketball team for many years to come." Manuel added the two sides had agreed on a contract extension designed to keep May at Michigan for the foreseeable future, though nothing had been officially signed. Still, the forcefulness of Manuel's comments he said the contract would be on Mays desk by the following weekend quelled some of the lingering concerns. But on Monday morning came the stunning news that May was finalizing a deal to become head coach of the Dallas Mavericks, leaving one of the most coveted jobs in college basketball at an unusual time in the calendar for a chance to compete at the sports highest level. Rather than pursuing a second consecutive national championship at Michigan, May will take over a rebuilding franchise that bid farewell to All-NBA guard Luka Doni partway through the 2025 season and has since replaced him with former Duke star Cooper Flagg the No. 1 overall pick last summer and the leagues reigning Rookie of the Year. The Mavericks also have two more first-round selections in this weeks NBA Draft, one of which falls in the top 10. Mays replacement, at least temporarily, will be current Michigan assistant Mike Boynton Jr., according to additional reporting from ESPN. Boynton was the Wolverines defensive coordinator the last two years and was previously the head coach at Oklahoma State from 2017-24, guiding the Cowboys to one NCAA Tournament appearance and two trips to the NIT. Hes expected to be named interim coach for the upcoming season in an effort to preserve a roster that includes the nations No. 4 high school recruiting class and the No. 12 transfer haul. Michigans players will be given a 15-day window to enter the transfer portal that begins five days after Mays replacement is hired or publicly announced. For such a jaw-dropping move to take place during the third week of June, by which time most programs have already begun their summer workouts, is merely the latest reminder that stability in collegiate athletics no longer exists even after winning a national championship. Instead, May becomes the first college coach to leave for an equivalent role in the NBA since former Michigan head coach John Beilein was hired by the Cleveland Cavaliers in 2019. Hes also the first coach to walk away after cutting down the nets since Larry Brown departed Kansas in 1988 for a return to the pros. Perhaps the warning signs were there all along. Or at least since Thamels carefully worded message entered the discourse in early April, the one specifying that May wouldnt pursue other college basketball jobs but made no mention of how hed respond to interest from the NBA. Such a unique syntactical choice coupled with the fact that Mays contract extension remains unsigned feels like a set of clues that were largely overlooked amid the good vibes and wishful thinking sparked by Michigans first national championship in nearly 40 years. Its easy to understand why fans would have trouble picturing someone like May walking away from a program that is so well-positioned for lasting success in the modern era. But with the modernization of collegiate athletics has come a tediousness in the coaching profession that never used to exist. Theres a constant turning of the hamster wheel in an industry where nothing about the system can sustain. Rosters are churning like never before. Player compensation soars on an annual basis. Whichever rules actually remain are difficult to understand and even harder to enforce. Imagine telling Dean Smith or Mike Krzyzewski that theyd be learning the names of local judges. Who can really blame May for bailing on the blur? And yet, somewhat paradoxically, the aggressiveness of Michigans transformation under May means the infrastructure is there for the Wolverines to remain among college basketballs elite. He radicalized everything from practice habits and player acquisition to fundraising and on-court philosophy, all of which could be largely maintained with Boynton in charge. Not only are the Wolverines loaded with talent for the 2026-27 campaign pending the success of Boyntons retention efforts but there are only a handful of teams around the country that can match Michigans financial commitment year over year. An assembly line of high-level transfers-turned-pros from the last two seasons is all the proof recruits should need. Which is why, even after Mondays shocking news, Michigans reputation should continue to swell in the coming days when three of Mays former players are drafted: Yaxel Lendeborg, Aday Mara and Morez Johnson Jr., all of whom are projected first-round picks. Together, they entrusted May with their development and won a national championship because of it, dominating the sport on both ends of the floor. There's little question that they'd vouch for the quality of program he's leaving behind. With or without May, the Wolverines have pieces in place that suggest they'll be fine. And that's a credit to everything he built across two seasons Michigan fans will never forget.

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Frances group-stage clash with Iraq was delayed mid-match due to lightning in the area as Fifas World Cup 2026 weather protocol was actioned.After heavy rain brought about the wettest half of football seen at this World Cup so far, the storm in the Philadelphia area escalated at half-time to lightning, meaning players and fans were forced inside.Fifa is adhering to rules set by local authorities during the tournament, with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) saying that if any lightning strike is detected within eight miles of a stadium the game has to be stopped.This sparks a countdown of 15 minutes, which resets every time another lightning strike happens. Once that 15-minute timer has elapsed, the players return to the pitch for a 15-minute warm-up.Fans were forced into the concourses after a storm arrived in Philadelphia (Reuters)The restart at Lincoln Financial Field has been pushed back nearly two hours due to more lightning strikes, with Fifa saying in a statement: Due to the adverse weather conditions and the risk of lightning in the vicinity of the stadium, the Fifa World Cup match between France and Iraq has been suspended.A 30 minute break has been announced, however the situation is still being observed to determine if further delays are anticipated.Fifa will follow the safety protocols established by the local authorities and the match will resume as soon as it is safe to do so.The safety and security of all individuals is Fifas priority. We thank all fans for their understanding and co-operation. This highlights the real risk of matches at the World Cup facing long weather delays if thunderstorms hit in close proximity to the stadiums in use.The tournament co-hosted by the United States, Canada and Mexico is being held in the peak of storm season in parts of the countries, with strict rules in place for lightning in the US particularly.The weather, including the threat of lightning, already played a role in preparation for the tournament, with Englands friendly with Costa Rica delayed by an hour after heavy rain and the prospect of lightning in the Orlando area. While a scorching New York City, with temperatures in the mid-30s during the opening days of the tournament, experienced heavy rainfall, thunder and lightning less than 24 hours before Brazil face Morocco in New Jersey.That was a scenario seen several times during last years Club World Cup in the US, with six matches halted due to electrical storms.That included an encounter between Chelsea and Benfica which kicked off at 4.38pm local time and eventually finished four hours and 38 minutes after it had begun.A warning for lightning strikes appears on the big screen as heavy rain falls prior to the International Friendly match between England and Costa Rica at Inter&Co Stadium (The FA via Getty Images)Stadiums in the Gulf Coast area and south east of the United States are likeliest to come under threat from thunderstorms, with Fifa addressing each match on a case-by-case basis if play is halted.Issues could potentially arise if storms hit during the final round of group-stage games. The kick-off times of the two games in each group are synchronised to avoid affording an advantage to any nation by knowing what they need to do, although that may be unavoidable under such circumstances as a weather delay.Were conditions sufficiently dangerous to force an abandonment, World Cup regulations state that the game would be played on a future date, restarting in the same minute as it was paused, with the remaining minutes played.

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