Ohio State will be without two of its primary frontcourt players as it tries to stop its first losing streak of the season. Thursday night, the No. 23 Buckeyes will be missing fifth-year forward Kyle Young and sophomore center Zed Key as they host Michigan State. Key suffered a right ankle injury in Sunday’s loss at Maryland. He missed Tuesday’s home loss to Nebraska and was replaced by Young in the starting lineup. The fifth-year graduate student took an elbow to the head early in the game and, after being called for a blocking foul as Lat Mayen drove the rim, exited the game after eight minutes. Young did not return to action and was not on the bench as Ohio State opened the second half. After the game, Ohio State coach Chris Holtmann said Young was suffering from an illness and did not offer any further update on his…
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