Jake Diebler introduced as Ohio State men's basketball head coach

Posted Mar 19, 2024
Ohio State men’s basketball is starting a new chapter with a new head coach. Jake Diebler, who took over on an interim basis after Chris Holtmann was let go last month, is the first Ohio native to hold the job in 35 years. Diebler has been with the program for eight seasons, first as a video coordinator under Thad Matta, then as an assistant under Holtmann. (Spectrum News 1)

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