COLUMBUS, Ohio — Kaleb Wesson came into Tuesday nights game against Youngstown State averaging 15.1 points and 6.6 rebounds per game. He was No. 15 Ohio State, but head coach Chris Holtmann stated that his sophomore forward still had plenty of room to grow as a player. He’d yet to really dominate a game in a way that many of the Buckeyes’ opponent felt he would when game planning for him. Then Ohio State put together its worst first half of the season. The shot just 24.1 percent from the field and trailed 25-22 at halftime. In the locker room, the upperclassmen like senior C.J. Jackson voiced his frustrations with the way the team was playing, especially Wesson. “I had to get chewed out a couple of times,” Wesson said. It’s not something I like, I expect it to happen, but sometimes when you get chewed out it just lights…
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