Nursing a two-game losing streak in Big Ten play, Ohio State will look to get back on track against a struggling Minnesota team Thursday night at Value City Arena. After a 73-57 win at Northwestern on New Year’s Day, the Buckeyes lost starting center Zed Key to a left shoulder sprain less than four minutes into last Thursday’s game against No. 1 Purdue and then took a 71-69 loss to the Boilermakers. Ohio State followed that up with an 80-73 loss at Maryland on Sunday, dropping it to 10-5 overall and 2-2 in Big Ten play. “This week, we’ve just got to come out with a different mindset,” freshman guard Roddy Gayle Jr. said. “We’ve got to learn from the games we played and learn how to get better, especially in the rebounding category. With Zed down, he’s a big part of our gameplan so we’ve got to figure out…
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