Michigan center Vlad Goldin was predicted to go late in the second round of this year's NBA Draft. Sadly, he fell out of the second round and was not drafted in

It's been a big year for Michigan basketball's Vlad Goldin who got engaged, saw his family for the first time in years and will work toward the NBA.

Goldin, who was projected to be a late second-round pick, had a case to be the second Wolverine drafted in as many days, following fellow 7-footer Danny Wolf, who was taken by the Brooklyn Nets with the No. 27 pick in the first round.