Ohio State's 2018-19 basketball roster looks very different from the one that took the Buckeyes to the second round of the NCAA Tournament last season.
Four veterans are gone in Keita Bates-Diop, Jae'Sean Tate, Kam Williams and Andrew Dakich, and Ohio State is suddenly a young team, with seven true freshmen and sophomores making up its roster.
Chris Holtmann got some help in the experience department last week, when graduate transfer Keyshawn Woods announced his decision to spend his last season of eligibility in Columbus, giving Holtmann some much needed backcourt depth.
The addition of Woods means Ohio State's roster for the second year of the Holtmann era is complete, so we decided to take a look at how the team might fit together, projecting a starting lineup, leading scorer and more.