Chris Holtmann will soon begin his fourth year as head coach of Ohio State men’s basketball, striving to reach the next level and push the program back to national prominence. The Buckeyes hold a solid 66-34 record in almost three full seasons since Holtmann arrived from Butler, including a 34-24 mark in the Big Ten. OSU made back-to-back NCAA Tournaments to begin his tenure, losing in the second round both times, and had momentum this past season before things took a turn… Ohio State reached No. 1 in the national poll early, but lost six of seven games midway through the schedule and ended up settling tied for fifth in the Big Ten regular-season standings. The season was then abruptly canceled, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, just as the league tournament was about to begin. Despite some setbacks, Holtmann, top assistant Ryan Pedon and ensuing staff of coaches still appear…
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