COLUMBUS, Ohio — D.J. Carton sat at the podium, answering questions the day before Ohio State basketball’s matchup with Minnesota. He answered question after question about how a team who was just ranked No. 2 in the country and looked like a potential Final Four team had fallen so far in just 28 days. The freshman rattled off a multitude of reasons ranging from a lack of passion, to team chemistry, to how shooting woes have impacted every other facet of the game. About seven minutes into the Wednesday media session, Kaleb Wesson joined him, echoing many of the same sentiments. Neither looked happy with the current situation, but they also may be the primary sources to the solution to the problem. “I don’t think anybody as special as D.J., but I’ve played with pretty good guards before,” Wesson said. “He’s different and special.” Carton and Wesson are a product…
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