Coach Chris Holtmann has a lengthy list of decisions to be made as Ohio State enters the offseason.
Monday marked the first day of the offseason for the Ohio State men’s basketball program. Sunday afternoon, the No. 7 seed Buckeyes exited the NCAA Tournament with a second-round defeat at the hands of No. 2 seed Villanova.
Although the Buckeyes have started preparing for some of the potential outcomes this offseason, they are awaiting official word from Liddell and Branham on their future plans.“E.J.’s gonna move forward,” Holtmann said. “He’ll do it in his own timing, but certainly we would expect that to be the decision that he’s given every indication of .”
Young is doing well, but it’s not clear if he could’ve played in the Sweet 16 had Ohio State advanced. “We all know how big Trevion Williams is,” Holtmann said. “It was not that at all. As he was running back after the score he hit, I believe it was Gillespies’s, shoulder. His cheek hit his shoulder. He did not feel it the same way that he had, against Trevion Williams. Could he have played next week? I don’t know.”With Pedon moving on, Holtmann said the current staff will see some changes in his wake.
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