It wasn't a great week for Michigan men's basketball -- at least not on the court. The Wolverines inked head coach Dusty May to an extension which will keep him

College basketball fans in the state of Michigan have waited nearly the whole season for the Wolverines and Spartans to clash, especially considering the two rivals have been fighting for Big Ten supremacy.

Gabriel Morency is talking about the college basketball game between the Michigan State Spartans and their in-state rivals, the Michigan Wolverines on Friday.

First-year Michigan basketball coach Dusty May and AD Warde Manuel have agreed to terms on a new multi-year contract, the school announced Friday.

Michigan has agreed to a multiyear contract extension for Dusty May, who this season became the first basketball coach in school history to win his first 13 home games.

Michigan athletic director Warde Manuel announced Friday that men's basketball head coach Dusty May has agreed to a contract extension. The 48-year-old May has led Michigan to a 20-5 overall record in his first season after leading Florida Atlantic's program for six years.

Tom Izzo is in his 30th season at MSU while Dusty May is in his first at Michigan. Will that experience in the rivalry prove to be the difference?

The Spartans (22-5, 13-3 Big Ten) erased a four-point halftime deficit by outscoring Michigan 41-24 after the break, leaning on their defense and depth to stall the Wolverines (20-6, 12-3). Jase Richardson led Michigan State with 21 points and Tre Holloman notched 18.