COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State basketball’s head coach Chris Holtmann lives by the statement ‘You don’t know what your team is until after January’ and he’s been prophetic in that analysis the past two seasons. Last year the world found out that the Buckeyes were a young and inexperienced team that relied too heavily on the inside presence that is Kaleb Wesson. The result was a six-game losing streak. This year it looked like they were headed down the same path as they entered Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall on Saturday, trying to rid themselves of a three-game losing streak. That didn’t happen. Instead, Indiana pulled away with a 66-54 win as the Buckeyes dropped to 11-5 and 1-4 in Big Ten play. Kaleb Wesson struggled for the first time in a conference game after picking up his second and third fouls early in the second half. He finished with 11…
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