BLOOMINGTON, Ind. – Ohio State managed to keep Indiana away from its lead for the entirety of the first half, but never managed to extend it to double digits. With 6:57 remaining, the Buckeyes pulled out to a nine-point lead, but Indiana – despite opening the game 2-of-14 from beyond the arc – proceeded to hit a 3-pointer on three straight possessions to tie the game with less than five minutes remaining. The Hoosiers rode a 14-2 run, eventually taking a three-point lead before C.J. Jackson tied it at 52 apiece with 1:11 remaining. Andre Wesson had a dunk with 20 seconds remaining to break the tie, allowing Ohio State to beat the Hoosiers, 55-52, Sunday afternoon at Memorial Hall. The Buckeyes now have a three-game winning streak for the first time since December. The win was an important addition to their NCAA tournament resume, for they’re squarely on the bubble. The Wesson brothers…
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