Ohio State coach Chris Holtmann talked injuries, flopping, that second technical foul against Wisconsin and more on his weekly radio show.
Ohio State coach Chris Holtmann's full press conference after a 77-69 loss at Michigan on Feb. 5, 2023., Ohio State men’s basketball coach Chris Holtmann held his weekly radio show Monday.
Holtmann said Key is still working on his conditioning as well as adjusting to a more significant role in his third season. “I have some thoughts on the schedule,” Holtmann said. “Some of those I’ll keep private, because I want to be careful what I say. I think there are some things with this year’s schedule that we have voiced. Some of the teams we’re only playing once and are playing on the road that are games that typically have been valuable and important games for us.
“I received two calls from the Big Ten office of officiating basically apologizing for the second technical,” he said. “They felt like it was not warranted and far too quick and just felt like it was an error in judgement and made that known. I appreciated both of those calls.” “No issue with that , but it was good to hear from the Big Ten that what I felt at the time was validated.”"Jake did a great job leading them," he said.This year, college players have been issued technical fouls for flopping when embellishing contact on a charge. As the year has gone on, Holtmann said it’s been officiated differently.
“We feel like Gene can help us rebound the ball better,” Holtmann said. “He gives us length defensively. Typically he plays pretty hard. We need that right now. He’s moved into the rotation. That’s ultimately going to move somebody out. That’s what we’ve decided as coaches.
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