A season that has somehow had less flow and rhythm than one played amid daily COVID-19 testing and without fans is nearing the midpoint of Big Ten play for Ohio State. Of course, that’s a milestone that should have come and gone already. When the No. 16 Buckeyes finish playing Maryland at Value City Arena on Sunday, it will mark their 10th game in league play despite a pair of postponements. Most recently, that included Thursday’s game with Iowa that has been postponed. Between that game and the two days in between the end of the regular season and start of the Big Ten tournament, Ohio State will have 29 days to play 11 conference games. Ohio State basketball: Join the Buckeyes basketball insider text group with Adam Jardy It’s going to be a crunch. The Buckeyes will be the final team to reach the midpoint of league play. By…
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