It’s been a long two weeks for the Ohio State women’s basketball team. After losing to Iowa in the Big Ten Tournament championship game March 5 — a blowout loss in a game that was out of reach by the end of the first quarter — the Buckeyes had to wait a full week until they learned their seeding for the NCAA Tournament. They earned a No. 3 seed and will host the first two rounds at Value City Arena, but they faced another six-day wait before they can step on the court against No. 14-seed James Madison on Saturday. “We started out the week really kind of focusing on ourselves, trying to create the best version of ourselves that we can be here heading into the tournament,” OSU coach Kevin McGuff said. “As the week has gone along, we’ve mixed in a lot more preparation for James Madison. … It’s…
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