The question was posed within the Ohio State coaching staff’s offices sometime in the immediate aftermath of the 2021-22 season. With a second-round NCAA Tournament loss still fresh on the books, and an eye on taking the next step as a program, what needed to happen to give the Buckeyes a roster capable of bringing home a Big Ten title and deep postseason run? The answer that emerged was as frustrating as the reality why it didn’t happen. Had the Buckeyes had the team they planned for when the preseason began, it’s likely a different season. And while Kyle Young’s concussion concerns hampered Ohio State in the waning weeks of the season, it was the ongoing absence of Justice Sueing that proved most damaging. But for as hard as it was for the Buckeyes to be without the athletic, versatile Sueing, it was harder for the fifth-year player to miss…
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