COLUMBUS, Ohio — The first time Ohio State played Iowa it came out on the short end of a 72-62 loss on the road. That game the Buckeyes’ leading scorer Kaleb Wesson was limited to a season-low two points making just one of his five shots. He turned the ball over five times and committed four fouls. At that point in the season both Keyshawn Woods and Kyle Young were still starters — its the only game this season that C.J. Jackson has played in and not started — but neither contributed much offensively scoring a combined eight points. Andre Wesson — 13 points — and Jackson — 10 points off the bench — were the only players to reach double figures for the Buckeyes who allowed 48 points in the second half. “Going into the second half we didn’t come out with the same intensity and the same toughness…
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