Ohio State basketball player Aaron Bradshaw has been cleared to return to team activities after missing five games due to an investigation by the university for an alleged domestic incident. Coach Jake Diebler confirmed Bradshaw’s return on his weekly radio show and mentioned that there is a process to evaluate his return to play, with no set timeline. Bradshaw was absent for the Buckeyes’ game against Campbell on Nov. 22, with the university releasing a brief statement citing privacy laws.
Before the investigation, Bradshaw had been a key player for Ohio State, starting every game at center and averaging 7.8 points, 4.5 rebounds, and 1.5 blocks per game. The team had a 3-1 record during that time. Since his absence, the Buckeyes have gone 3-2, with a slight dip in offensive and defensive efficiency.
Diebler did not disclose details of the investigation findings or when Bradshaw could return to game action during the radio show. Ohio State is set to face No. 2 Auburn in Atlanta on Saturday, with uncertainty surrounding Bradshaw’s availability. The Buckeyes will hope to have the big man back in the lineup as they aim to continue their strong start to the season. Bradshaw’s return will provide a boost to the team as they look to maintain their competitive edge in upcoming games.
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