After a tough road loss to Minnesota, Michigan came out rather lethargic at home against Northwestern on Sunday afternoon. The maize and blue shot just 29% from

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

Michigan and Northwestern were both coming off overtime games that were decided on a buzzer-beater. The Wolverines lost on a deep 3-pointer by Minnesota’s Dawson Garcia, while a baseline jumper by Nick Martinelli lifted the Wildcats over Maryland.