After playing three teams that didn’t provide much competition, the new faces of the Ohio State basketball team ran into much stiffer competition in Maui and found out it has plenty to work on, going down to No. 17 San Diego State 88-77.
Both teams started out cold shooting the ball, but OSU got the better result in effort and defense, scoring the first five points of the game. That wouldn’t last though and a deep Aztec team started to find its offense in waves once Zed Key picked up his second foul of the half and had to sit. San Diego State took control of the game just after that and went into the locker room up 37-26.
