Just two days before Ohio State's season begins, the Buckeyes lost a big man.
On Monday, the program announced Micah Potter will transfer. His eventual destination is unknown.
“We appreciate Micah’s contributions to our program and we wish him the very best moving forward,” Chris Holtmann said in a statement.
Potter, a 6-foot-9 forward from Mentor, averaged 4.1 points and 2.8 rebounds per game during his career. He played in 59 career games and had 16 starts.
If everyone didn’t know already, Holtmann is a damn fine coach. This team is just so much tougher than they’ve been in the recent past. Fun to watch get after it. The way Kyle Young and Kaleb Wesson look, I guess it’s no surprise Potter transferred.
Great to see these teams play, hopefully it continues
It does look like Young worked hard in the offseason to really improve, and Potter did not. There's certainly room for Young to get plenty of minutes, especially if he can make 6 out of 7 free throws & get 8 rebounds every game.The way Kyle Young and Kaleb Wesson look, I guess it’s no surprise Potter transferred.
Considering that UC is the preseason #3 in the AAC, this Buckeye team may be better than I thought it would be. If that ends being true, a road win against the Bearcats is going to look pretty good come March.
http://www.espn.com/mens-college-ba...-athletic-conference-preseason-power-rankings
UC/OSU game is gonna be a really good one I think. OSU has a much more offensively talented roster than UC, but UC's defense is going to be the usual elite. That on top of the excitement surrounding opening night in the new arena has me thinking UC will come out on top. I expect a game in the 50s for both teams.
It does look like Young worked hard in the offseason to really improve, and Potter did not. There's certainly room for Young to get plenty of minutes, especially if he can make 6 out of 7 free throws & get 8 rebounds every game.
http://www.espn.com/mens-college-basketball/boxscore?gameId=401082547
Good analysis except OSU won. The Bucks are now 25 - 1 I believe vs in state competition since the 95 - 96 season. Makes me laugh when people say OSU is the 3rd or 4th best bball program in Ohio.
I don't think there was any significant difference between Ohio State, UC, and Dayton in 2014-2015. Xavier went to the Sweet 16 that year, but that was about it.You think they were better than 3rd or 4th from 2013-14 to 2017-18? That's the only time anyone has said OSU is the 3rd or 4th best bball program in Ohio. And it was true.
Keyshawn Woods was awesome last night