Ohio State men’s basketball is hoping to avoid missing out on March Madness for a third straight season and earning a higher seed for the Big Ten tournament is a step in the right direction. The Buckeyes (16-13,

Ohio State men's basketball has suffered brutal losses this season, but its Quad 1 wins still has it as a double-digit seed in the NCAA Tournament.

The Ohio State men’s basketball team has an 11 seed in the latest March Madness bracketology released by USA Today. Here's what it means for Buckeyes.

The Ohio State women’s basketball team will need to win three games to claim its first Big Ten tournament title since 2018. The Buckeyes concluded the season with an overtime loss to Maryland on a last-second shot to finish conference play with a 13-5 record in Big Ten play.

The Buckeyes have their backs against the wall, seeding-wise. Here’s what the Buckeyes need to do to solidify a top-16 seed