Ohio State blasted past Chaminade for an exhibition win behind Tanner Holden and a host of newcomers.
, had been stripped on consecutive possessions to open the game and missed a 3-pointer.
It was first-year walk-on guard Colby Baumann who pushed the Buckeyes past the century mark, scoring on a layup with two minutes to play that moved them to 101 points.and Gene Brown III both missed the game. After missing all but two games last season with a groin injury, Sueing was held out as a precautionary measure as he recovers from a sprained ankle. Brown, one of only two players to play in at least three games for the Buckeyes last year, missed the game while in concussion protocol.
But after a Braden Olsen 3-pointer tied the game, Tanner Holden hit one of his own. It pushed Ohio State back ahead on the scoreboard and ignited a Buckeyes run that saw him take center stage. Two possessions later, Zed Key connected on a hook shot that started a 20-6 run fueled by the Wright State transfer.
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