It's been an exciting few weeks for Michigan basketball star Vlad Goldin.
Following the Michigan State game last week against Michigan State, Goldin proposed to his fiance, who said yes.
Goldin then helped Michigan basketball get two straight wins -- one at Nebraska on Monday, as well as Thursday's win over Rutgers that came on a buzzer beater.
On Saturday, Goldin got to experience another special moment as he was reunited with his parents for the first time in five years ahead of Michigan basketball's Senior Day.
Vlad Goldin, a native of Russia, just saw his parents for the first time in five years 🥹
— Big Ten Men's Basketball (@B1GMBBall) March 1, 2025
The Goldins are in town to attend @UMichbball senior day Sunday, their first college basketball game.
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Goldin, who is from Russia, is playing his fifth season of college basketball. He's spent the past few seasons with Dusty May and followed his head coach from Florida Atlantic to Michigan basketball.
The move has worked out beautifully for both sides. The 7-footer is averaging 15.9 points per game and leads the Big Ten in field goal percentage (66.3 percent). He's also averaging 6.4 rebounds and 1.5 blocks in 26.5 minutes per game.
Goldin has even started shooting 3-pointers this season. He didn't attempt any in his previous four seasons but is 9-of-23 from deep (39.1 percent). Thanks to the stellar play of Goldin and others such as Danny Wolf or Nimari Burnett, who knocked down the game-winner against Rutgers, Michigan basketball is 22-6 and controls its destiny for the Big Ten championship.
The Wolverines need to go 3-0 assuming Michigan State doesn't lose. That stretch starts at home on Sunday against Illinois, which will be the first college basketball game that Goldin's parents have attended.