C.J. Walker is arguably the most steady player for the Buckeyes. Walker tends not to panic in chaotic situations and despite the fact that Ohio State nearly won every game without him while he nursed a hand injury, his presence on the floor was definitely missed. As the season progressed and his pain tolerance enabled him to get back on the floor, the Buckeyes have found a way to keep heavily him involved – but he hasn’t started a single one of the six games since returning from that injury. That said, he’s playing approximately 25.5 minutes per game in the last six games, while contributing eight points and four assists per game. His defense has been terrific and he continues to make good decisions with the ball; only once all season has he posted more turnovers than assists. But the fact of the matter is, the Buckeyes have found…
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