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Eight days ago, Duane Washington Jr. couldn’t hold back the emotion written across his body. Pacing along the baseline, he listened to CJ Walker and Kyle Young deliver their Senior Day remarks to the friends and families of Ohio State players and coaches strewn across the Schottenstein Center stands. He heard them say, almost pleadingly, that they wanted to get things turned around. Walker spoke to them directly, telling them they were going to “try to figure this out.” It was, for all ...

38th Indiana and Minnesota are missing the tournament barring miracle BTT runs. Incidentally, there are rumors that both Archie Miller and Richard Pitino will be looking for new jobs this offseason. The Actual All-Conference Awards [Hit THE JUMP for awards that make sense.] All-Conference Teams Some notes about my selection process: I value how well a player functions with a team setting a little more for these teams than some of the individual awards. Youll see where Im going with this when yo...

In the highest ranked matchup between two longtime rivals, No. 3 Michigan (16-1) outlasted No. 4 Ohio State (18-5) 92-87 Sunday in Value City Arena.

Green Akers: My final analysis: LOLWUT ok ok let me get into this a bit further: MSU was helped considerably by Illinois being totally disinterested - missing 15 free throws total and 12 layups in the first half alone - but finally getting a close simulation of the pre-injury Josh Langford was huge, too, as it gives Aaron Henry SOMEONE to run with offensively. Thump: We’re losing in the first round of the ncaa tournament and also the big ten tournament. Because we can’t play ranked teams ...

The Madeleine Game 2/21/2021 – Michigan 92, Ohio State 87 – 16-1, 11-1 Big Ten At some point I realized that I had not had this particular feeling for a long time. Michigan was locked in a battle with a top five team. The game was incandescent. The importance of it left the realm of the practical—this is a Q1A game against a B10 title contender named Ohio State—and entered the realm of the madeleine. For people who dont live with a humanities PhD and are subject to a process of involunt...

Sponsor note. Folks: sports betting is now legal in Michigan, and we've partnered with DraftKings Sportsbook. You can place wagers on all manner of things. You cannot bet on 22-year tourney streaks coming to an end, but a lot of other stuff. THE ESSENTIALS WHAT #3 Michigan (15-1, 10-1 B1G) vs #4 Ohio State (18-4, 12-4) WHERE Draftkings Arena Columbus, OH WHEN 1PM Eastern Sunday, February 21st THE LINE Kenpom: OSU -1 Torvik: OSU -1 TELEVISION CBS (yay!) PBP: probably Jim Nantz...

Photo by Harry How/Getty Images It’s easy to look past an unranked opponent when the one after that is not only the No. 3 team in the country, but is also your nearest and dearest rival. Ohio State basketball head coach Chris Holtmann met with the media Wednesday afternoon ahead of the Buckeyes’ matchup against an unranked Penn State on Thursday at 8:00 p.m. ET. Right off the bat, he was asked if his team was looking ahead to Sunday’s rivalry game against No. 3 Michigan. Without hesitat...

Liddells 19 points power No. 4 Ohio St over Indiana With a rout of Indiana, No. 4 Ohio State has won six straight and nine out of the last 10, and the NCAA Division I Mens Basketball Committee on Saturday projected the Buckeyes as a No. 1 seed in the tournament next month. The Canadian Press Trayce Jackson-Davis, Zed Key, and E.J. Liddell , The Canadian Press COLUMBUS, Ohio — With a rout of Indiana, No. 4 Ohio State has won six straight and nine out...

Share COLUMBUS, Ohio — No. 4 Ohio State (17-4, 11-4) used a 19-0 run in the first half on its way to a 78-59 win over Indiana (11-9, 6-7) Saturday at Value City Arena. Sophomore E.J. Liddell led the Buckeyes with 19 points while junior Justice Sueing recorded his fifth-career double-double and fourth this year with 16 points and a game-high 10 rebounds. Freshman Zed Key came off the bench to help battle inside and came away with eight rebounds, second most of his career, to go with six points...

IOWA CITY, Iowa – The Ohio State men’s basketball did something Thursday that it hadn’t done in 121 previous seasons: it won for the fourth consecutive time on the road against a Top-15 team. The seventh-ranked Buckeyes used hot 3-point shooting and a key run midway through the second half to defeat No. 8 Iowa, 89-85, at Carver-Hawkeye Arena in Iowa City. The Buckeyes improve to 15-4 overall and 9-4 in the Big Ten while Iowa is now 13-5, 7-4. Ohio State made 14 3-point field goals and tur...