Jake Diebler sees the momentum Ohio State and TCU have entering the NCAA Tournament and praised the Horned Frogs’ defense: "We're anticipating an absolute big-time game."
Ohio State lands as a No. 8 seed in the NCAA Tournament and will face No. 9 seed TCU in the first round, with No. 1 seed Duke likely waiting in the second round.
Ohio State is a lock to make its first NCAA Tournament in four years and is projected as a likely No. 8 or No. 9 seed after a strong finish to the season.
Ohio State fought back from several three-score-plus deficits in an upset bid against No. 3 Michigan, but ran out of gas and lost its Big Ten Tournament quarterfinal matchup 71-67.
Despite a chance to avenge an earlier loss to Iowa, Ohio State is focused on maintaining its effective late-season approach as the Big Ten Tournament provides ample motivation.
A likely NCAA Tournament berth realizes a lifelong dream for Bruce Thornton as Jake Diebler's program bands together at the end of the season to take a step forward.
Bruce Thornton’s four years of loyalty pay off as he becomes Ohio State’s all-time leading scorer while the Buckeyes likely earn an NCAA Tournament berth in a win over Indiana.
Ohio State likely clinches its first NCAA Tournament berth in four years as Bruce Thornton breaks the school's all-time scoring record in a 91-78 victory over Indiana.
Dennis Hopson scored 32 points in Ohio State's win over Kentucky in the first round of the 1987 NCAA Tournament, one day after Woody Hayes passed away.
A win over Indiana on Saturday would clinch a double-bye in the Big Ten Tournament for Ohio State, and the Buckeyes could improve to as high as the seventh seed.
Ohio State took control with a 23-2 run, took a 24-point lead into halftime and cruised to a 94-62 win at Penn State to march one step closer to an NCAA Tournament bid.
