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Jake
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Nice to see you giving Ohio State hoops more attention this season, @HenryMuto. Strange how it coincides with Kentucky dropping out of the top 25. 
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Nice to see you giving Ohio State hoops more attention this season, @HenryMuto. Strange how it coincides with Kentucky dropping out of the top 25.
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Systems_id
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FUUUUUUUUNice to see you giving Ohio State hoops more attention this season, @HenryMuto. Strange how it coincides with Kentucky dropping out of the top 25.
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HabaneroBuck
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Yeah, I wrote about the OSU guards before we ditched Beverly and picked up Dakich!
There was a slight chance that KBD and CJ Jackson would be this good this year, so I've got to say we're seeing the best-case scenarios for both! Gotta give Holt a lot of credit for these developments.
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ScriptOhio
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URBAN MEYER AND CHRIS HOLTMANN COULD ACHIEVE SAME-SEASON SUCCESS NOT SEEN IN COLUMBUS SINCE 2012
Riding a seemingly improbable eight-game winning streak and a perfect 9-0 record at the midpoint of the Big Ten regular season schedule, Chris Holtmann's basketball Buckeyes find themselves ranked No. 13 in the land.
The return to national hoops relevancy for the first time since the 2012-13 season when the Buckeyes carved a path to the Elite Eight to finish No. 6 in the final Coaches Poll represents a shockingly sudden change for a program that failed to make the NCAA Tournament over the previous two seasons, compiling a 38-29 overall record including an 18-18 mark in Big Ten play, forcing an end to the Thad Matta era.
The season-to-date success achieved from Holtmann's squad comes on the heels of another football season in which Urban Meyer had his program in the thick of the College Football Playoff race before ultimately settling for a 12-2 overall finish featuring a Big Ten title and a comfortable 24-7 win over USC in the Cotton Bowl on the way to a final ranking of No. 6 in the Coaches Poll.
Could Holtmann's first season, coupled with Meyer's success across the Olentangy River signal the impending return of a time when both Ohio State football and basketball are among the nation's elite?
Such same-season, dual-program success isn't an unheard of scenario in Columbus but is a rare enough feat that it should be recognized accordingly.
Entire article: https://www.elevenwarriors.com/ohio...eason-success-not-seen-in-columbus-since-2012
Riding a seemingly improbable eight-game winning streak and a perfect 9-0 record at the midpoint of the Big Ten regular season schedule, Chris Holtmann's basketball Buckeyes find themselves ranked No. 13 in the land.
The return to national hoops relevancy for the first time since the 2012-13 season when the Buckeyes carved a path to the Elite Eight to finish No. 6 in the final Coaches Poll represents a shockingly sudden change for a program that failed to make the NCAA Tournament over the previous two seasons, compiling a 38-29 overall record including an 18-18 mark in Big Ten play, forcing an end to the Thad Matta era.
The season-to-date success achieved from Holtmann's squad comes on the heels of another football season in which Urban Meyer had his program in the thick of the College Football Playoff race before ultimately settling for a 12-2 overall finish featuring a Big Ten title and a comfortable 24-7 win over USC in the Cotton Bowl on the way to a final ranking of No. 6 in the Coaches Poll.
Could Holtmann's first season, coupled with Meyer's success across the Olentangy River signal the impending return of a time when both Ohio State football and basketball are among the nation's elite?
Such same-season, dual-program success isn't an unheard of scenario in Columbus but is a rare enough feat that it should be recognized accordingly.
Entire article: https://www.elevenwarriors.com/ohio...eason-success-not-seen-in-columbus-since-2012
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
OHIO STATE IS CURRENTLY A TWO SEED IN ESPN'S BRACKETOLOGY
Entire article: https://www.elevenwarriors.com/ohio.../joe-lunardi-ohio-state-currently-a-no-2-seed
Entire article: https://www.elevenwarriors.com/ohio.../joe-lunardi-ohio-state-currently-a-no-2-seed
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That many games, it that few days...at some point it was gonna catch up. Still, they mounted a furious comeback, even if it ultimately was for not, and took the pedtards shooting out of their minds to drop one. This team has guts.
Still, though, the one weakness is depth. Got, what, five points from the bench last night? They need more.
Still, though, the one weakness is depth. Got, what, five points from the bench last night? They need more.
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HabaneroBuck
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I didn't see Young, at all. I didn't notice any shots from Andre Wesson, either. I saw the Dakich three and a layup by Potter, so I guess that was it? Like I said elsewhere, Potter is able (and needs) to contribute more out there. Even 6 or 7 a night from him would go a long ways.
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