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ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS Fawcett Center, 6th Floor | 2400 Olentangy River Rd. | Columbus, Ohio 43210 March 14, 2019 Buckeyes Among Leaders in Home Wins 2018-19 Ohio State Results/Schedule Opponent: ................. Indiana Hoosiers (17-14, 8-12) (18-13, 8-12) Site: ........................................United Center (23,500) Ohio State is No. 3 nationally for the most Date Opp. (TV) ........................W/L ..Score (AP) home wins with a 162-30 (.844) record since November (6-1) Game Time: .......................................12:30 p.m. (ET) Television: .......................................................... BTN the 2009-10 season. Maryland is the next-best 1-Thurs. UNC Pembroke-Exh. .....W .............81-63 Big Ten team at No. 14 with 149 wins. Go- 7-Wed. at Cincinnati (ESPN2) ........W ..............64-56 Talent .........................Brian Anderson (Play-By-Play) ing back to the 2008-09 season to the present, 11-Sun. 1-Purdue FW (BTN) .......W ........... 107-61 Stephen Bardo (Expert Analysis) 15-Thurs. 2-at Creighton (FS1) ..........W ..............69-60 Mike Hall (Sideline) the Buckeyes own the third-most home victo- 18-Sun. 1-S. Carolina St (BTN+) W ............. 89-61 Radio: ..........OSU-IMG Sports Network (67 stations) ries with 177 wins over 2010 games (177-33). 20-Tues. 1-Samford (BTN+) ..........W .......68(23)-50 Local Radio: ...................WBNS-FM 97.1, AM-1460 Th e Buckeyes also have played the ninth-most 23-Fri. 3-Cleveland St. (FS1) .....W .......89(23)-62 Listen free: .................Ohio State Buckeyes App ranked teams in the country since 2005. Ohio 28-Wed. 4-Syracuse (ESPN2) .......L ........62(16)-72 OhioStateBuckeyes.com State has played 141 (58 wins) opponents Associated Press Satellite Radio:..............................Sirius-84/XM-84 ranked among the Top 25 dur- December (6-0, 2-0) ing that span. 2-Sun. Minnesota (BTN) ...........W .......79(16)-59 Radio Talent: .....................Paul Keels (Play-By-Play) 5-Wed. 5-vs. Illinois (BTN) .............W ........77(19)-67 Ron Stokes (Expert Analysis) Home Wins From 2009-10 to 2018-19 (as of 3/11/19) 15-Sat. Bucknell (BTN) ..............W .......73(15)-71 Rk. Team Gms Ws Ls W % 18-Tues. Youngstown St. (BTN)...W .......75(15)-56 Ohio State Big Ten Tournament History 1 Kentucky 176 167 9 .949 22-Sat. 6-UCLA (CBS) ....................W ........80(15)-66 Th e No. 8 seed in the 2019 Big Ten Tournament, 2 Kansas 171 163 9 .948 29-Sat. High Point (BTN) ............W .......82(13)-64 the Buckeyes are 26-14 all-time in BTT play since 3 Ohio State 192 162 30 .844 the event began in 1998. Ohio State has won 23 January (1-6, 1-6) 2010 (1) W Michigan (8)........................69-68 5-Sat. Michigan State (FOX) ....L ... 77(14)-86(8) of its last 33 league tournament games, includ- W Illinois (5) ..................88-81 (2OT) 9-Wed. at Rutgers (BTN).................L .........61(16)-64 ing 15 of the last 21. By seed, Ohio State is 11-2 W Minnesota (6) .....................90-61 12-Sat. at Iowa (BTN) .....................L .........62(16)-72 as No. 1, 3-1 as No. 2, 2-1 as No. 3, 4-3 as No. 2011 (1) W Northwestern (8) ........67-61 (OT) 18-Fri. Maryland (FS1) ................L ........61-75(19) 5, 2-2 as No. 6, 1-1 as No. 7, 3-1 as No. 8, 0-1 W Michigan (4)........................68-61 23-Wed. Purdue (BTN) ...................L ..............67-79 as No. 9 and 0-2 as No. 11. Ohio State has en- W Penn State (6) .....................71-60 26-Sat. at Nebraska (FS1)..............W ..............70-60 tered the tournament as the No. 1 seed fi ve times 2012 (3) W Purdue (6)............................88-71 29-Tues. at Michigan (ESPN2) ..........L ...........49-65(5) (2000, 2006, 2007, 2010, 2011). Th e Buckeyes W Michigan (2)........................77-55 have four titles (2007, 2010, 2011, 2013) and L Michigan State (1) ..............64-68 February (5-3, 5-3) 2013 (2) W Nebraska (10) .....................71-50 2-Sat. Rutgers (BTN) .................W .............76-62 eight title game appearances (2003, 2006, 2009, W Michigan State (3) ..............61-58 7-Thurs. Penn State (ESPN) .........W ............. 74-70 2012). Ohio State, 12-6 in BTT openers, has W Wisconsin (4) ......................50-43 10-Sun. at Indiana (CBS) ................W ..............55-52 been seeded higher in 24 BTT games all-time and 2014 (5) W Purdue (12)..........................63-61 14-Thurs. Illinois (ESPN2) ...............L ..............56-63 are 20-4 in those games. As the lower seed, the W Nebraska (4) .......................71-67 17-Sun. at Michigan State (CBS) ....L .........44-62(11) Buckeyes are 6-10 all-time. Eight of the Buckeyes’ L Michigan (1)........................69-71 20-Wed. Northwestern (BTN) .....W .............63-49 opening games in the last 14 years have been de- 2015 (6) W Minnesota (11) ...................79-73 23-Sat. at Maryland (ESPN)............L .........62-72(24) cided by six or fewer points. Ohio State is 7-1 in L Michigan State (3) ..............67-76 26-Tues. Iowa (BTN)......................W .......90-70(22) those games. 2016 (7) W Penn State (10) ...................79-75 L Michigan State (2) ..............54-81 March (0-3, 0-3) Year (seed) W/L Opponent (seed) Score 2017 (11) L Rutgers (14) ........................57-66 2-Sat. at Purdue (ESPN) ................L .........51-86(14) 1998 (11) L Indiana (6) ...........................71-78 2018 (2) L Penn State (7) .....................68-69 6-Wed. at Northwestern (BTN).......L ...............50-68 2000 (1) L Penn State (9) .....................66-71 2019 (8) Indiana (9) 10-Sun. Wisconsin (CBS) ............L ..67-73(21) OT 2003 (8) W Iowa (9) ..............................66-64 14-Thurs. 5-Indiana (BTN) ............................12:30 p.m. W Wisconsin (1) ......................58-50 Ohio State in the Big Ten Tournament Home games in Bold // 1-Buckeye Classic, Value City Arena, Columbus // W Michigan State (5) ..............55-54 Ohio State has played in more games (tied with 2-Gavitt Games, Omaha, Nebraska // 3-Buckeye Classic, St. John Arena, Co- L Illinois (2) ............................59-72 lumbus // 4-Big Ten/ACC Challenge, Columbus // 5-at United Center, Chicago, Illinois) in the Big Ten Tournament (46) than any Illinois // 6-CBSSports Classic, United Center, Chicago, Illinois 2004 (9) L Indiana (8) ...........................69-83 2005 (6) W Penn State (11) ...................72-69 other league school. Th e Buckeyes also have the FOLLOW THE BUCKEYES L Wisconsin (3) ......................49-60 fourth-most wins (26). Ohio State’s winning per- @OhioStateHoops @Scooniep12 2006 (1) W Penn State (8) .....................63-56 centage of .650 (26-14) tops all league schools. @OhioStateAthletics @MNetti W Indiana (5) ...........................52-51 @Chris Holtmann @Truth_Q L Iowa (2) ...............................60-67 @Ryan Peton @OSUADAthComm @CoachTLJohnson @BrettRybak 2007 (1) W Michigan (8)........................72-62 @CoachSchrage W Purdue (5)............................63-52 W Wisconsin (2) ......................66-49 @OhioStateHoops 2008 (5) L Michigan State (4) ..............60-67 OhioStateMensBasketall 2009 (5) W Wisconsin (4) ......................61-57 W Michigan State (1) ..............82-70 L Purdue (3)............................61-65 The Buckeyes at the Big Ten Tournament Opponent Game Highs Ohio State (18-13, 8-12) The Buckeyes at the BTT (Teams with 30+ games played) Points: 88 by Illinois (W, 94-88) 3/9/02 All-Time vs. 2018-19 Opponents Games 46# 1st-t FGM: 31(75) by Illinois (W 2ot, 88-81) 3/13/10 Opponent ............................................................ Series W-L 26-14* 3/1 FTM 639 1st FGA: 75(31) by Illinois (W 2ot, 88-81) 3/13/10 Cincinnati ....................................................................7-4 Win Pct. .650 1st FTA 932 1st FG%: .547 (29-53) by Illinois (W, 94-88) 3/9/02 Purdue Fort Wayne ......................................................1-0 FGM 1,126 1st FT% .686 11th 3FGM: 12 (26) by Purdue (W, 88-81) 3/9/12 Creighton .....................................................................6-3 FGA 2,539 1st Rebs 1,622 2nd 12 (23) by Michigan (L 69-72) 3/15/14 South Carolina State ...................................................2-0 FG% .443 1st Assists 618 3rd 3FGA: 30 (10) by Illinois (W 2ot, 88-81) 3/13/10 Samford .......................................................................3-0 3FGM 265 4th Steals 281 2nd 3FG%: .526 (10-19) by Illinois (W, 94-88) 3/9/02 Cleveland State ...........................................................8-1 3FGA 810 3rd Blocks 207 1st FTM: 31 (45) by Iowa (L, 66-75) 3/09/01 Syracuse ......................................................................5-2 3FG% .327 10th Points 3,156 1st FTA: 45 (31) by Iowa (L, 66-75) 3/09/01 Bucknell .......................................................................2-0 2FG% .498 1st Pts./gm 68.6 1st FT% (10 att): .944 (17-18) by Indiana (L, 69-83) 3/11/04 Youngstown State .......................................................5-0 #Six game results vacated (4-2)/*Fewest Loses ORebs: 22 by Michigan (W, 72-62) 3/9/07 UCLA............................................................................5-6 DRebs: 31 by Iowa (L, 60-67) 3/12/06 High Point ....................................................................2-0 Ohio State by Seed 31 by Illinois (W 2ot, 88-81) 3/13/10 Minnesota ...............................................................87-57 1 Seed 11-2 7 Seed 1-1 Rebs: 47 by Michigan (W, 72-62) 3/9/07 Illinois ....................................................................73-103
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  • EXPRESS Purdue's Fine, But

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