Ohio State men’s tennis avenges its Big Ten championship loss to Michigan and advances to the NCAA semifinals.
The Buckeyes and Wolverines split their season series 2-2 – each team won on their respective home courts in regular-season matches against each other – but it’s Ohio State whose season will continue on this weekend in Champaign, Illinois.
The fourth-seeded Buckeyes will return to the court Saturday at 11 a.m. to face No. 8 seed Kentucky, who upset No. 1 seed TCU – the only team other than Michigan to beat Ohio State during the regular season – in its quarterfinal match on Thursday. Ohio State has already defeated Kentucky once this season, beating the Wildcats 4-0 at home on Feb. 11.
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