COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State basketball wasn’t at full strength in its only public scrimmage leading up to its season opener on Monday. The Buckeyes beat Divison II Chaminade at home this past week, giving fans a sneak preview of the 2022-23 roster, but did so without the services of two of the few veterans it has. Eugene Brown has been in concussion protocol for the past week while Justice Sueing is nursing an ankle injury, though his absence was more precautionary given his injury history. As of now, it’s still unclear whether the Buckeyes will have either against Robert Morris or how long either will be out. “I don’t know at this point,” head coach Chris Holtman. “To be honest with you, maybe we’ll have a better idea on Sunday. But at this point, I don’t know on either guy. I couldn’t give you a firm answer on either…
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