It would take the type of play Jake Diebler has been begging for to help Ohio State scratch out the type of win it’s long been searching for. Forty minutes were not enough to decide a winner between the Buckeyes and visiting Minnesota. In search of its first two-game winning streak against high-major opponents this season, Ohio State had traded runs with a Minnesota team riding a three-game losing streak and was clinging to a 74-71 lead midway through overtime when Colin White saw what was coming. One of only six Buckeyes to see action in all 18 games this season, White had been a consistent presence coming off a bench that hadn’t consistently provided much of anything other than a desire...
