After taking Michigan to the Sweet 16 in his first season in Ann Arbor, and then following it up with a national championship in 2025-26 — Dusty May has Michigan at the pinnacle of college basketball. Warde Manuel announced back on April 11 that he and May had agreed on a new deal to keep May as the face of the program for years to come. The reported deal was for five years. Following the parting of ways with Hubert Davis, North Carolina appeared to make a full-court press in efforts to land May, but May had said multiple times that he was happy in Ann Arbor and didn't plan on going anywhere. Update on the contract For the first time since winning the national title, Dusty May had a media availability on Wednesday morning and he was asked about his new deal. According to May, the deal hasn't been signed yet — there are still I's to dot and T's to cross. But May isn't second-guessing anything and will sign the deal when it's ready. "I haven't signed," May said on Wednesday.…