“To my family, friends, and coaches — you know who you are — you’ve had my back through everything, and I cannot thank you enough,” he wrote. “Without Your support, I wouldn’t be where I am today, blessed with the incredible, humbling opportunities that have presented themselves these last few days.
Ohio State sophomore guard Luther Muhammad has entered the transfer portal, the school confirmed on Sunday. Muhammad served a one-game suspension this past season, which was handed down by head coach Chris Holtmann due to a failure to meet the team’s standards and rules. Muhammad started 56 of the 64 games he played in because of his defense.
Ohio State junior center Kaleb Wesson has declared for the 2020 NBA Draft and will hire an agent to help further the process. Wesson tweeted out his decision, adding a letter addressed to Buckeye Nation. The full letter is below. “Once our season was declared over, my family, coaches and I began discussions on what the future held for me. After careful thought…
Throughout his childhood, new Ohio State forward Seth Towns slept in a bedroom with a painting of himself as a Buckeye on the wall.
In this episode of the Buckeye SloopCast, Jared and Kyle discuss the changes going on in the Ohio State basketball and football world. Seth Towns arrives, Alonzo Gaffney reportedly departs, and the fellas talk about all of it. They also discuss the Buckeyes’ four football commitments in the past week, and then try to project the rest of the 2021 recruiting class.
Prior to selecting Ohio State last night, Harvard graduate transfer Seth Towns’ decision came down to Duke and OSU. The Buckeyes rarely win out in that matchup, but they had an inside track on Towns, who is a Columbus native and has had a previous relationship with Buckeye head coach Chris Holtmann. Towns announced his decision for Ohio State live on ESPN’s SportsCenter…
Harvard graduate transfer Seth Towns has announced his commitment to Ohio State. Towns has missed the last two seasons of play due to a knee injury, but expects to be full-go for the 2020-2021 season. As a sophomore, the Columbus, Ohio native averaged 16 points and 5.7 rebounds per game, earning Ivy League Player of the Year accolades in 2017-2018.
