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Setting expectations for Ohio State hoops, Buckeyes head to NFL Combine

Austin-Wardby:Austin Ward•02/28/22•

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Lettermen Live is hosted by Roosters. (Photo by Rich Schultz/Getty Images)

COLUMBUS — Ohio State business is about to pick up again.

The basketball team is coming off a disappointing loss to close out February. But the Buckeyes are still in position to make a little noise in the Big Ten tournament as Chris Holtmann tries to author some signature wins for his tenure leading the program.

The football Buckeyes are about to ramp up spring camp in the Woody Hayes Athletic Center next week, and it’s certainly going to be a key stretch of practices for a team with legitimate national-title aspirations. Before that opens, a handful of Ohio State representatives will be in Indianapolis for the NFL Combine looking to take the next step in their careers ahead of the draft at the end of April.

For now, though, March looms. And it’s going to be a busy, critical month for the Buckeyes — albeit with very different stakes on the hardwood as Holtmann and Ohio State enter the win-or-go-home stretch of the season. What should be expected of that program? That was one of the primary topics for the Lettermen Live crew as they returned to Roosters in Columbus after their trip on the Buckeye Cruise last week.

Also on the docket for former Buckeyes Bobby Carpenter and Justin Zwick along with Lettermen Row’s Austin Ward and Spencer Holbrook:

  • Identifying the Ohio State Buckeyes with the most to gain at the NFL Combine.
  • Picking the best drinks to consume on vacation.
  • Comparing the expectations for both basketball and football at Ohio State.
  • Appetizer Tuesday at Roosters is bringing back Mac and Cheese Bites.

As always, Lettermen Live is hosted by Roosters on Olentangy River Road in Columbus.

Check it out in the link below and find more episodes that breaks down Ohio State on Lettermen Row video content on our YouTube channel.

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