Ohio State star Kaleb Wesson, the leading rebounder and scorer for the Buckeyes this season, has had his suspension lifted and will be available to play in this week’s Big Ten Tournament, coach Chris Holtmann announced Monday. Wesson had been suspended since March 1. He missed the last three games for an undisclosed violation of athletic department policy. “It’ll be interesting to see after a bit of a layoff how quickly we can get back to playing when he’s at full strength and when our team’s at full strength,” coach Chris Holtmann said via The Columbus Dispatch. There are no details as to the reasoning behind his suspension, but Wesson explained that he was “doing something I wasn’t supposed to be doing.” Because Wesson has missed nearly two weeks of action, Ohio State may not have the luxury of expecting him to return to the top-end production he was churning…
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