Ohio State wants to put Saturday’s North Carolina loss behind it with another dominant performance in a mid-major matchup with Maine at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday.
, at No. 235, and that’s only after it dropped 47 spots following a 32-point loss to Akron on Monday.
But Nebraska beat Maine by only 13 points in the season opener, and the Black Bears already have a high-major win on their résumé after beating Boston College in mid-November. With the odds stacked against them, Markwood and company will try to add another tally to that column Wednesday night.Maine has failed to crack 60 points in each of its last two games, including an 87-55 blowout loss to Akron on Monday and a 50-47 win over Merrimack on Dec. 11.
“I think our team needs him. I don't think, I know our team needs him, and we’re excited to get him back when we can,” Holtmann said.In his first year with Maine after two seasons at Montana State, the Dartmouth, Canada, native is leading the way for the Black Bears with an average of 15.1 points per game on nearly 57% shooting. In November, Tynes had a three-game stretch in which he scored at least 21 points against Columbia, Central Connecticut and Brown consecutively.
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