Ohio State men’s basketball has failed to score 60 points or more in consecutive games a total of three times in the last ten seasons. The earliest of these three took place during the 2012-2013 season. The Buckeyes were led by Deshaun Thomas, who averaged almost 20 points per game, and by Aaron Craft who, uh… did not. Thomas and Craft (who was putting up 10 points per contest) were the only two players in double figures on a roster that included such luminaries as LaQuinton Ross, Amir Williams, and Shannon Scott, which was a perfect storm for the Buckeyes to miss the 60 point threshold two games in a row. They actually won the first game! Dumping on a pretty great Michigan team, 56-53, Deshaun Thomas scored 20 and everyone else just kind of stood around. Next up was Sparty and this time the result was almost identical, except…
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