Ohio State guard Madison Greene watches from the bench during the Buckeyes’ season-opening win against Bucknell. Greene will miss the entire season due to a knee injury. The No. 17 Ohio State women’s basketball team began the 2021-22 season knowing it could never be at full strength. The Buckeyes lost junior point guard Madison Greene for the season earlier this week due to a knee injury that will require surgery. The Buckeyes know they can’t immediately replace Greene, and it will take a by-committee approach from just about everyone on the floor for Ohio State to realize its potential. “I think it puts a little bit on everybody,” said senior guard Taylor Mikesell. “You can’t fill Madison’s role. She’s awesome on the court. You need that leadership.” Adjusting to Greene’s absence took some time for the Buckeyes in their 71-48 win against Bucknell Wednesday at Value City Arena. A stagnant…
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