After March Madness loss to Tennessee, Ohio State women’s basketball’s Jaloni Cambridge sees a silver lining
COLUMBUS, Ohio – The Ohio State women’s basketball team bowed out in the second round of March Madness at home on Sunday evening. The No. 4-seeded Buckeyes fell to No. 5 Tennessee, 82-67. It’s the second year in a row Ohio State failed to make it past the second round of March Madness.
The transfer portal opens Monday, the start of a pivotal time for Ohio State coach Jake Diebler as he prepares for year two.
Ohio State women's basketball player Cotie McMahon went viral for comments about the Iowa Hawkeyes program after defeating them in the Big T ...
The emotions from one of the biggest games of the season nearly got T.J. Crumble ahead of himself. Lutheran East’s 6-foot-8 ...
Helping to set the pace for the 13-12 West Holmes Knights this past season was Aveona Yoder as she earned Second-Team ...
Ohio State coach Kevin McGuff was impressed when he watched Lady Vols basketball live in first round of March Madness.
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Ohio girls basketball All-State awards announcedCOLUMBUS, Ohio (WKBN) — Girls All-State basketball awards were announced for Divisions IV, V, VI and VII on Monday by the ...
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Lady Vols defeat Ohio State, advances to Sweet 16No. 5 seed Tennessee (24-9) defeated No. 4 seed Ohio State (26-7), 82-67, Sunday in the second round of the 2025 NCAA Women's ...
Talaysia Cooper had 19 points, eight rebounds, seven steals and five assists and Zee Spearman added 17 points and five ...
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