Sunday did not go as hoped for the Ohio State men’s basketball team. After ending a two-game losing streak with a Thursday home win against Michigan State, the Buckeyes honored seven players and six managers during a pregame senior day ceremony before hosting rival Michigan at Value City Arena for the final game of the regular season. With a packed crowd and the Wolverines minus star center Hunter Dickinson, Ohio State held a 37-30 halftime lead but was outscored 45-32 from there to take a 75-69 loss. Ohio State basketball insider: Stay in the know with texts from beat reporter Adam Jardy The defeat locked the Buckeyes up as the No. 6 seed in the Big Ten tournament, where they will play Thursday’s final game of the day, and sent them into the postseason having lost three of their last four games to fall from Big Ten regular-season title contention.…
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