Ohio State Buckeyes Dominate Paint and Fast Breaks Against Western Michigan Broncos

The Ohio State Buckeyes showcased their dominance in a commanding 95-47 victory over the Western Michigan Broncos, improving their record to 19-0. The Broncos, on the other hand, fell to 0-19. This matchup at Value City Arena saw the Buckeyes take control from the start and never look back.

First Quarter

The game began with Ohio State setting an aggressive tone, scoring 28 points in the first quarter while limiting Western Michigan to just 15. The Buckeyes' defense was relentless, forcing turnovers that led to fast-break opportunities. Key contributions came from Chance Gray and Jaloni Cambridge, who combined for several steals that fueled Ohio State's transition game.

Second Quarter

In the second quarter, Ohio State continued their offensive onslaught by adding another 25 points. Their efficiency was evident as they shot an impressive field goal percentage of 55 percent overall. Ava Watson played a pivotal role with her playmaking ability, dishing out assists that kept the offense flowing smoothly.

Third Quarter

The third quarter saw no let-up from Ohio State as they extended their lead further by scoring another 24 points while holding Western Michigan to just nine. Elsa Lemmilä stood out defensively with two blocks and contributed offensively with perfect shooting inside the paint.

Fourth Quarter

By the fourth quarter, it was clear that Ohio State's strategy of dominating inside had paid off handsomely; they scored a total of 56 points in the paint throughout this encounter. Kylee Kitts added significant bench strength contributing both offensively and defensively during crucial moments.

This comprehensive performance highlighted what went wrong for Ohio State Buckeyes' opponents: inability to contain fast breaks or challenge effectively inside led them astray against such formidable opposition like OSU’s squad today!

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Looking ahead fans should mark December 28th when UCLA Bruins visit Columbus’ own Value City Arena at exactly two pm eastern time broadcasted live via BTN network! Don’t miss out – share your thoughts about these thrilling encounters across social media platforms now!