COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State basketball will host Michigan on Sunday in a game between two of the top four teams in the country. This isn’t The Game, but it is a rivalry game that can at least give off some of the same feels as that late November event. The Buckeyes have won 10 of their last 11 games. The Wolverines have basically picked up where they left off before the entire athletic program went on pause because of a coronavirus outbreak. “You’ve not seen a tremendous drop off,” head coach Chris Holtmann said. “I think the elite teams you haven’t seen much of a drop off after a COVID break. I think Baylor may be on one now or maybe coming off one – I don’t know, I get lost with all that. But they’ll be the same, I’m sure. They appear to honestly not have skipped a…
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