Championship season is months away, so Ohio State’s tennis coaches don’t want to make too much of early success. What happens in the winter will be mostly forgotten if May doesn’t go well. “You don’t want to be playing your best tennis necessarily right now,” OSU women’s coach Melissa Schaub said. “It’s a long season. But we’ll take how we’re playing right now and hopefully, we can keep building on it.” That would apply to both OSU teams. Ty Tucker’s men’s team, a perennial national contender, is ranked No. 2 with a 9-0 record after home sweeps last weekend of No. 23 Texas A&M and No. 6 Texas. The Buckeyes have swept every match except a 6-1 victory over Illinois that included a singles loss in a third-set tiebreak. More:Ohio State hoping Jacy Sheldon’s return provides boost in final stretch of regular season The women’s team is 5-0 and ranked…
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