Written By Larry M. Glicken "LG"
The
Ohio State Buckeyes mens Basketball team had a great season , they
played great all season long and in the game against Kansas last night
they made it look easy in the first half. The team was working together
as a team, Sullinger, Buford,Smith Jr and Aaron Craft looked like they
were in complete control of the final four last night in the first half.
Then something happened, half time came and the Buckeyes went into the
locker room and cooled down , when they returned for the second half
they never regained the spark they had in the first half.
At the
half the Buckeyes held a nin point lead over the Jayhawks last night. It
looked to esy to the people watching the game and it was to easy in the
first half. When the second half started Kansas started controlling
Sullinger and this made it easy for the Jayhawks to make a run and they
caught the Buckeyes. Many wondered if Sullinger would come out for a NBA
draft, looking at the way Kansas was able to control him in the second
half it becomes clear that Jared should return to the Buckeyes to get
more experience.
The Buckeyes tried to rely to much on the three
point shot in the second half last night, they had a defense melt down
and failed to drive the lane to take it to the hole. The Buckeyes were
simply out played in the second half and they lost to Kansas by just two
points. Buford had 19 points last night and played a great game for the
most part.
Aaron Craft added 11 points and continued to show
great hustle, Smith Jr added 10 and Sullinger would end his night with
only 13 points. Thad Matta had to sit Thomas for an extended period of
time last night to avoid having him foul out, Thomas added 9 point in
his 23 minutes of play.
The Ohio State Buckeyes men basketball
team played a great season, many didn't have them making it into the
final four and they have nothing to hang their heads about. This team
will be back next season and they will be a contender. Go Buckeyes!!!
Larry Glicken is the owner of www.clevelandsports360.com and the host of the Cleveland Sports 360 Show, an online streaming sports video show at www.streamingsportstalk.com
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