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Shabazz Muhammad with his parents, Ron Holmes and Faye Muhammad. (Gina Ferazzi / Los Angeles Times) More photos

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April 00, 2014

When UCLA takes the court Friday night against Minnesota in its NCAA basketball tournament opener, fans may be getting their last look at Shabazz Muhammad in Bruin blue and gold.

Every thunderous dunk and arching three-pointer will help show why he led the team in scoring, made first team All Pac-12 and was named the conference's freshman of the year. But win or lose, there is little doubt that the explosive swingman will soon leave Westwood for the pros.

His father, Ron Holmes, has spent two decades making sure of that.

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Egyptians inspect the damage after a train crashed into a school bus in the village of Sheik Wali. A guard at the crossing failed to close the gates that November morning, and 50 young children were killed. (AFP/Getty Images) More photos

Ron Holmes was a guard on the USC basketball team in the 1980s. Shown scoring against crosstown rival UCLA in February 1985, Holmes did not make it to the NBA, but he was already thinking about his future children's career choices.

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Today, he goes by Ron Holmes because, he said, he never finished his formal religious conversion. Court records show that Holmes used numerous aliases over the years but agreed to stick to his birth name as part of a 2000 probation agreement. In that federal criminal case, he pleaded guilty to using phony bank statements and tax returns to secure mortgages. He served six months' house arrest.

Today, he goes by Ron Holmes because, he said, he never finished his formal religious conversion. Court records show that Holmes used numerous aliases over the years but agreed to stick to his birth name . In that federal criminal case, he pleaded guilty to using phony bank statements and tax returns to secure mortgages. He served six months' house arrest.