Michigan narrowly escaped with a win during Sunday's college basketball game against Northwestern and star center Vlad Goldin was once again the primary

Michigan pulled out an ugly, 80-76 home overtime win over Northwestern, one for which head coach Dusty May made no apologies. Wildcats coach Chris Collins, meanwhile, probably could have apologized for some of his behavior on the sidelines the way he was riding the officials

The teams continued to slug it out and trade leads during a back-and-forth finish to regulation. Michigan took the lead twice in the final three minutes, the last time on a driving layup by Gayle for a 65-63 edge with 34 seconds remaining.

Following an ejection in an 80-76 overtime loss to Michigan on Sunday, Northwestern coach Chris Collins had some choice words about Wolverines big man Vlad Goldin. In short, he thinks there was a bit of a sales job on the foul that caused Jalen Leach to be ejected.

Vladislav Goldin put up 31 points, 8 rebounds and 4 blocks as Michigan basketball outlasted Northwestern, 80-76, in overtime Sunday in Ann Arbor.

Sitting during his postgame presser following Michigan’s win over Northwestern, Vlad Goldin let out a chuckle. Asked whether he expected to make three 3-pointers in a single game going into this season,

Northwestern basketball head coach Chris Collins had a shocking postgame interview after the Wildcats’ heartbreaking loss to Michigan. Northwestern’s visit to Ann Arbor was much closer than the experts thought,