Late Tuesday night, the No. 24 Wolverines built an 18-point first half lead before the No. 22 Bruins came soaring back with an extended 28-6 run to take the lead themselves, 55-51, with just over 14 minutes left in the game. However, Michigan responded, outscoring the Bruins 39-24 the rest of the way for a 94-75 victory.

LOS ANGELES − It didn't come without a fight, but Michigan basketball got the Hollywood ending to its west coast trip. The man who coach Dusty May said has earned the reputation of "world's tannest Russian" may have also caught some super power rays when he was catching sun rays poolside at their West Beverly Hills Hotel this past week.

Vladislav Goldin had as many points as the Bruins' team combined for the first 15 minutes of Tuesday night's game and finished with a career-high 36 points to help the No. 24 Wolverines defeat No. 21 UCLA 94-75 at historic Pauley Pavilion.