TULSA, Okla. — It’s been clear all season that the key to bringing Ohio State’s offensive to a halt is keeping the ball out of Kaleb Wesson’s hands. Every facet of the Buckeyes’ offense flows through the sophomore big man and when he’s playing at a high level it creates opportunities for others. His mere presence on the court takes attention off of the other four players. Most teams have shown that they’re willing to make the others beat them and it’s worked out in their favor. But Iowa State head coach Steve Prohm feels differently. “He’s obviously a huge key,” Prohm said “But I think they’ve got other pieces that are other guys, like (Keyshawn) Woods and (C.J.) Jackson, that we’ve got to be dialed in on as well” Keyshawn Woods put together a solid two games in the Big Ten tournament — he scored 34 combined points on…
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