© Provided by Buckeyes Now on FanNation The Buckeyes trailed top-seeded Indiana by 24 points at the half, but came back to beat the Hoosiers, 79-75. The Ohio State Buckeyes women’s basketball team made history on Saturday when they completed the largest comeback in the history of the Big 10 Tournament to defeat No. 1-seed Indiana. The No. 4-seed Buckeyes trailed the Hoosiers by 24 points, 46-22, with 1:12 remaining in the second quarter in a game that seemed over right then and there. Ohio State was able to cut the lead down to 20 entering the break, heading back to the locker room down, 46-26. When they left the dressing room after the intermission, Ohio State looked like an entirely different team. The Buckeyes outscored Indiana in each of the last two quarters, 27-17 and 26-12 respectively. Ohio State’s leading scorer was sophomore forward Taylor Thierry with 19, falling one shy…
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