Instant Analysis From Ohio State's Overtime Win vs. Purdue in the Big Ten Tournament

Join us live from Indianapolis as we discuss the Buckeyes' huge win over Purdue, punching a ticket to the semifinals for the first time since 2014.
Instant Analysis From Ohio State's Overtime Win vs. Purdue in the Big Ten Tournament
Instant Analysis From Ohio State's Overtime Win vs. Purdue in the Big Ten Tournament /

The Ohio State Buckeyes had an 18-point first half lead over Purdue, but needed overtime to beat the Boilermakers on Friday afternoon, 87-78.

With the win, they will square off with Michigan on Saturday for a chance to play in the Big Ten title on Sunday afternoon.

Kyle Young had a career-high 18 points in the first half, but did not score and rarely played in the second half when he got elbowed in the side of the head. Duane Washington Jr. led the way with 20 points in 40 minutes, one of five players in double-figures for Ohio State. E.J. Liddell scored 17 points before he fouled out of the game.

Join Brendan Gulick and Adam Prescott live or on-demand as they break down the game from Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis.

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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.