Andrew Lutschaunig clinched a quarterfinal win over Michigan to send No. 4 Ohio State into Saturday’s semifinal against No. 8 Kentucky. CHAMPAIGN, Ill. – Andrew Lutschaunig’s older brother had never seen him play a college tennis match in person until Thursday night. For a while, it looked like it would be a brief, unpleasant appearance. Lutschaunig and Justin Boulais lost 6-2 in their doubles set to Michigan in the NCAA men’s quarterfinals, with Lutschaunig taking most of the blame. He didn’t believe coach Ty Tucker would give him a chance for redemption in the singles. But Tucker put Lutschaunig at No. 6 singles. His hunch paid off. Lutchaunig clinched the fourth-seeded Buckeyes’ 4-2 victory with a 7-6, 6-4 win to send Ohio State into Saturday’s 11 a.m. semifinal against No. 8 Kentucky. Ohio State tennis: After disappointing 2021 season, OSU men’s tennis team is No. 1 heading into big tourney Sealing…
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