The Orlando Magic are shaking things up after a heartbreaking playoff exit—and Michigan's Dusty May might just be on their radar.

After blowing a 3-1 series lead against the top-seeded Detroit Pistons in a stunning seven-game collapse, the Magic have parted ways with head coach Jamahl Mosley. It's been a tough stretch for Orlando, with first-round exits in each of the last three seasons. Now, the franchise is looking for a fresh start, and all eyes are turning to the college ranks.

Enter Dusty May, the reigning national championship-winning coach at Michigan. May has been making waves in NBA circles for months, and the buzz is only getting louder. According to NBA insider Marc Stein, the Magic are "admirers" of May and would have serious interest if he were available. And here's the kicker: May has deep ties to the Sunshine State. He previously led Florida Atlantic to unprecedented success and served as an assistant at Florida before that.

While May's name was floated for the UNC opening this offseason, he chose to stay in Ann Arbor. But the allure of an NBA job—especially one in Florida, where he's already built a reputation—could be a game-changer. Could the chance to lead a young, hungry Magic roster be enough to lure him away from one of college basketball's premier programs?

For now, it's all speculation. But with the coaching carousel spinning and May's stock at an all-time high, this is a story worth watching closely.