BREAKING NEWS: Ohio State secures victory against Michigan State with a last-second shot.

In the second half, Ohio State found themselves trailing Michigan State by 10 points, with a score of 32-22. However, the Buckeyes staged a remarkable comeback. With just 6.4 seconds remaining, Dale Bonner, a guard for Ohio State, made an incredible fade-away three-pointer, clinching a thrilling 60-57 victory over Michigan State. This dramatic sequence can be viewed here.

Despite the recent firing of their head coach, Chris Holtmann, Ohio State’s win improves their record to 16-12 as they head into the final stretch of the regular season. Meanwhile, Michigan State, led by coach Tom Izzo, will aim to regroup before the postseason, with a tough matchup against Big Ten favorite Purdue scheduled for Saturday, March 2nd.

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