Oden, who helped the Buckeyes to the NCAA Championship game in 2007, and Sullinger, who spent 2010-12 in Columbus, agreed to join Read More
The four freshmen on the Ohio State men’s basketball team reported to campus at the beginning of June and have had positive first impressions, according to junior-to-be Andre Wesson.
OSU’s 2018 recruiting class, which the 247Sports composite ranks No. 25 in the country, features forwards Justin Ahrens from Versailles, Ohio, Read More
Urban Meyer’s recruiting pitch was so powerful that Micah Potter was on the verge of committing to Ohio State to play football, not basketball – the sport with which he signed a letter of intent to OSU almost three years ago.
Potter, who will be a junior for the basketball Read More
Jae’Sean Tate did not get selected in the 2018 NBA draft on June 21 but still has a chance to make his way into the league.
The former Ohio State forward was signed to the Milwaukee Bucks’ summer league roster shortly after the draft and will now try to earn Read More
A year ago at this time, Andre Wesson was in the midst of a three-month hiatus from his college basketball career while he was having tests done for an undisclosed medical condition.
Wesson, who will be a junior for Ohio State in 2018-19, began the testing at the end of Read More
Heading into last season, the Ohio State men’s basketball team was tabbed by many media outlets to finish among the bottom four teams in the Big Ten.
At the time, the predictions didn’t seem outlandish.
OSU brought in an entire new coaching staff and turned over half of the roster Read More
Ohio State men’s basketball guard Musa Jallow, who will be a sophomore next season, participated in the USA Men’s U18 National Team Training Camp from May 31-June 2.
Typically, college student-athletes who are heading into their sophomore year are too old to try out for the U18 squad. Jallow, however, Read More
The forward spent four years at Ohio State, one of which he redshirted due to a stress fracture in his left leg.
Throughout his time as a Buckeye, Read More
Former Ohio State forward Keita Bates-Diop was selected by the Minnesota Timberwolves with the 48th overall pick in the 2018 NBA draft on Thursday night.
Bates-Diop becomes the first Buckeye chosen in the draft since D’Angelo Russell was taken second overall by the Los Angeles Lakers in 2015.
A native Read More
