Bruce Thornton powered Ohio State’s offense as Amare Bynum delivered a breakout performance in the Buckeyes’ gritty double-overtime win over West Virginia.

CLEVELAND, Ohio — West Virginia’s Honor Huff escaped the Buckeyes’ double team and knocked down the corner jumper to give the Mountaineers an 88-87 lead in the second overtime period Saturday. With 11 seconds left,

Sophomore guard John Mobley Jr. (Reynoldsburg, Ohio) added 17 points, including a clutch three-pointer that gave the Buckeyes their first lead late in regulation and two clutch free throws to pull OSU within one possession in the final minute.

Saturday night, the West Virginia Mountaineers fell to the Ohio State Buckeyes in double overtime, 89-88. My two cents from tonight's action... The Mean Green m

After Ohio State's win against West Virginia, coach Jake Diebler drew a new comparison between freshman Amare Bynum and senior Bruce Thornton.