© Provided by Buckeyes Now on FanNation A 27-year record was broken at Value City Arena by the Ohio State Buckeyes’ offense, and it wasn’t anything to be proud of. The lone bright spot for the Ohio State Buckeyes has been their offensive efficiency, ranking 17th in the country according to KenPom.com. But Sunday’s meeting with the Michigan State Spartans was one of Ohio State’s worst offensive performances in awhile. The Buckeyes’ (11-14, 3-11 Big Ten) losing streak is now at six games, scoring a season-low point total in the 62-41 loss to the Spartans at Value City Arena. The Buckeyes needed just 4:30 to surpass their 3-point total against Northwestern Thursday, as forward Justice Sueing stepped into a rhythm shot from deep — Ohio State’s second of the game. It was downhill from deep for the Buckeyes from there, though. After starting 2 of 4, they hit just one…
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