Ohio State's B.J. Mullens If Ohio State coach Thad Matta really did have an undercover plot to keep B.J. Mullens on campus for at least two years, it didn’t work. Right before Siena ousted OSU in the first round of the NCAA Tournament, I wondered if Matta was purposely limiting Mullens’ playing time to drop his NBA Draft stock and squeeze another year out of the 7-foot center. After all, before Mullens even became a Buckeye (and before Blake Griffin started playing like The Hulk ), he was seen as a possible No. 1 overall pick, and Matta had already lost Greg Oden and ...
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March 27, 2009 By: Scott Category: Ohio State Buckeyes Last season, the front court of the ultimately NIT-bound Ohio State Buckeyes featured a seven-foot big man by the name of Kosta Koufos. A native of Canton, Ohio, Koufos had a reasonably successful season, averaging 14 points and seven rebounds per game and was actually named the NIT MVP (yes, that exists) after leading the Buckeyes to the “title.” Koufos, a freshman at the time, then decided that his stay in Columbus was going to come to an end and declared eligibility for the NBA draft. You know that things aren’t all they are cracked ...
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For the first time since they started compiling their rankings online in 2002, rivals.com has a white-boy atop their boys H.S. basketball ratings. B.J. Mullens, a 7′1” Ohio State commit, took the place of Greg Monroe after Rivals released their final rankings following the all-star circuit. While high ranking recruits don’t always pan-out, you could say that Rivals has been pretty good at getting it right. Here are their top ranked players since 2002. 2002- Carmelo Anthony 2003- LeBron James 2004- Dwight Howard 2005- Gerald Green 2006- Greg Oden 2007- Michael Beasley 2008- B.J. Mullens With the exception of Green, that’s pretty much a ...
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Indianapolis - Wisconsin led by as many as six points in the first half, but Ohio State scored the final seven points of the first half and took a 29-28 halftime lead when William Buford hit a three-pointer just before the buzzer. The Badgers had to ...
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