Sean May convinced his father to celebrate IU's 1976 season

Posted Mar 24, 2016
No member of UNC's coaching staff has gotten a closer look at Indiana this season than Sean May. The former Tar Heel standout, currently UNC's director of player personnel, was in the crowd for IU's Jan. 5 game against Wisconsin, but not as a fan, or a college assistant. May was there for his father, IU legend Scott May, who thawed a long-frozen relationship with his former program. (Indianapolis Star)

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