The situation Ohio State finds itself in is as uncomfortable as it is familiar. When the final seconds ticked off of Sunday afternoon’s showdown inside Jersey Mike’s Arena, Rutgers was celebrating a revenge win and Ohio State was left to lament a fourth straight loss. After opening Big Ten play with two wins, the Buckeyes will now go to Nebraska on Wednesday in hopes of stopping their losing streak from reaching five games. Most recently, it was a 68-64 loss to the Scarlet Knights in overtime. It’s the fourth time during coach Chris Holtmann’s six seasons that the Buckeyes have lost at least four straight. This time, it happened in early January. Last time, Ohio State closed the 2020-21 regular season with a four-game slide before reaching the Big Ten tournament title game. Ohio State Buckeyes: Join the Ohio State Sports Insider text group with Bill Rabinowitz, Joey Kaufman Adam…
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