Dusty May Last College: Indiana Position: Assistant Coach Email: damay@latech.edu

Dusty May enters his third season as an assistant coach for the Bulldogs.

With May's assistance, Tech went 24-11 during the 2009-10 season, their best record since 1985. The Bulldogs made an appearance in the CollegeInsider.com Tournament and a recorded a win in the postseason for the fist time in eight years.

Prior to Tech, May spent two years as an assistant coach on Mike Davis's staff at UAB. During that time, the Blazers made the NIT both years and have finished in the top half of Conference USA both seasons. UAB saw a drastic improvement in the two years May was on board with a total record of 45-23 in those two years. UAB's recruiting classes during that time were also nationally renowned.

Prior to his stint at UAB, May was at Murray State for the 2006-07 season and led the Racers to a second-place finish in the Ohio Valley Conference. May helped guide then-freshman Bruce Carter to Ohio Valley All-Conference Second Team and Newcomer Team in 2007.

Before Murray State, May was on staff at Eastern Michigan from 2004-05. At EMU, May was responsible for scouting, recruiting, compliance, academics, summer camps and scheduling. May worked with the post players during his only season at EMU, and helped guide then-senior John Bowler to a first-team All-Mid-American selection after averaging 20.1 points and 10.8 rebounds per contest.

May spent three seasons at Indiana, prior to becoming a full-time assistant coach. He was the administrative assistant for the Hoosiers in 2004-05 and was the video coordinator in 2002-03 and 2003-04 serving along side of Rupp who was an assistant coach on the staff.

After graduating from Indiana in 2000, May left Bloomington to become an administrative assistant/video coordinator for the men's basketball program at the University of Southern California. While at USC, May was responsible for the video breakdown of opponent's film, served as director of summer camps, and helped coordinate the day-to-day operations of the men's basketball office. He also helped supervise support staff, managers, and office workers.

The 34-year-old May spent four years as a student manager for the men's basketball team. During his undergraduate days, May assisted with the program's video coordination and also helped with summer camps. In addition, May also coached the Bloomington (Ind.) Red AAU team, which included current NBA player Sean May.

May and his wife Anna have three sons, Jack, Charlie and Eli.