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Two programs, two paths: Why Michigan basketball has surged past Ohio State
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Two programs, two paths: Why Michigan basketball has surged past Ohio State
Head Coach Jake Diebler argues with a referee in Ohio State’s March 1 game against Purdue. Credit: Cassandra D’Angelo | Lantern Photographer. Two of the Big Ten’s premier programs stood at a crossroads in early 2024. On Feb. 14, Ohio State fired coach Chris Holtmann. One month later, on March 15, Michigan dismissed Juwan Howard. At the time, Ohio State was 14-11. Michigan was 8-24. Both programs were underperforming. One was mediocre. The other …
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