Chris Holtmann Reacts to Ohio State's Overtime Win Over Purdue in Big Ten Quarterfinals

Watch live or on-demand as the Buckeyes' head coach addresses the media following Friday's win in Indianapolis.

Brendan Gulick | Mar 12, 2021

Chris Holtmann Reacts to Ohio State's Overtime Win Over Purdue in Big Ten Quarterfinals /

The Ohio State Buckeyes just pulled out an outstanding overtime win over Purdue, 87-78. Watch live or on-demand afterwards as Ohio State head coach Chris Holtmann, Duane Washington Jr. and E.J. Liddell are scheduled to address reporters after the game at Lucas Oil Stadium.

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With today's win, the Buckeyes move on to play No. 1-seed Michigan on Saturday afternoon at 1 p.m. The Wolverines beat Maryland 79-66 in the first quarterfinal of the day. The winner of Saturday's semifinal game will play for a league championship on Sunday afternoon at 3:30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday's game will be televised on CBS.

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Published Mar 12, 2021

BRENDAN GULICK

Brendan Gulick is the publisher for BuckeyesNow, Cleveland Baseball Insider and Cavs Insider on the FanNation Network. He is also an accomplished host and play-by-play voice on TV and radio, including on Big Ten Network and NCAA.com where he's called 45 NCAA national championships. Gulick is an update anchor and fill-in host at 92.3 The Fan in Cleveland, Ohio.