Ohio State junior forward Andre Wesson (24) looks for an open shot during the second half of the game against Northwestern on Feb. 20. Ohio State won 63-49. Credit: Amal Saeed | Assistant Photo Editor It was not too long ago that Ohio State previously played Northwestern. Coming off two consecutive losses to Illinois and Michigan State, respectively, the Buckeyes returned home and beat the Wildcats 63-49, shooting 46.3 percent from the field and, despite having to face a much larger team that started two centers, had a rebounding margin of minus-1. Looking back at the film, Ohio State head coach Chris Holtmann said the team played very efficient basketball, overcoming a poor shooting start to play one of the more complete games the Buckeyes had played all season. But just two weeks after playing Northwestern, Ohio State will be a completely different team, having to play its second game…
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