Vladislav Goldin proved himself at college basketball’s highest level last season at Michigan. Now he’ll get a chance to do it on the sport’s top stage.

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.

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.