Ohio State senior guard Kam Williams' suspension, which lasted three games for a violation of team rules is over, Chris Holtmann announced Wednesday. Williams' role is yet to be determined, but Holtmann expects him to play against Penn State on Thursday night.
Holtmann said he anticipates staying with Andre Wesson in the starting role, but he wouldnt commit to ruling out additional lineup changes. https://t.co/dCPqFqfdXf
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"We had conversations and meetings that I will leave private. He has fulfilled those. I don't know that I can be certain on what it will look like in terms of his role, because obviously we have played well in this last stretch," Holtmann said Wednesday. "He will have to earn his way back to whatever role gives our team the best chance of winning."
Williams averages 8 points and 2 rebounds a game as Ohio State's most reliable three-point shooter, connecting on 46.3 percent of his shots from behind the arc. He scored 10 points against the Nittany Lions in the first matchup between the two schools, an 82-79 loss in Columbus.
Ohio State and Penn State are set to tip off from State College, Pa. at 8 p.m. on BTN.
