ANN ARBOR, Mich. — Ohio State basketball won a third straight Big Ten game for the first time this season after pulling out a hard-fought 61-58 road win over Michigan. The turning point in the victory came during a review with 33.3 seconds left following a foul by Kyle Young on a drive to the basket by Michigan’s Zavier Simpson with the Buckeyes leading 57-56. Upon review, Young was still given his third foul, but Simpson was also given a flagrant 1 technical for grabbing Young’s jersey, tearing it as both players tumbled to the floor. Simpson made his two free throws, then Young made both technical shots, maintaining OSU’s one-point lead at 59-58. More importantly, the Buckeyes got the ball. C.J. Walker, fouled by Franz Wagner, made two free throws with 17 seconds left. Michigan took nearly the entire remaining clock before getting a quality three-point look for Eli…
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