Maintaining success has never been more difficult in college basketball. The combination of the transfer portal and the NBA Draft makes each offseason both eventful and potentially transformative for most programs. Now that the smoke has mostly cleared following the 2021-22 season, we’ll go team-by-team in the Big Ten to assess which programs are set up for success, and who might take a step back. ———— Next up is Ohio State. Chris Holtmann is entering his sixth season as the man in charge in Columbus. The Buckeyes finished the 2021-22 campaign with a 20-12 overall record including a 12-8 mark in league play. During his time as OSU, Holtmann is 107-56 overall, and 58-40 in the Big Ten. WHO’S GONE: E.J. Liddell (19.4 PPG), Malaki Branham (13.7 PPG), Kyle Young (8.2 PPG), Jamari Wheeler (7.1 PPG), Justin Ahrens (4.8 PPG), Meechie Johnson Jr. (4.4 PPG), Cedric Russell (4.2 PPG), Joey…
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