What Ohio State did to extend its losing streak to four games Saturday in a 66-54 failure at Indiana is not something you should try at home. Or on the road. Or at a neutral site. Or anywhere. And so the team that housed Villanova at home and North Carolina on the road is now 1-4 in the Big Ten and searching for all the answers it looked like it had mastered just three weeks ago after a solid win over Kentucky. “We are really struggling right now offensively,” OSU coach Chris Holtmann said. “That’s been the story the last four games.” Ohio State shot 33% from the field, 35% from three-point range and 58% from the free throw line, with the 11-of-19 success from there actually worse when considering missed one-and-one front ends and an E.J. Liddell miss he got to try again because of a lane violation, only…
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