After a stop in Miami for one day of practice, the Ohio State men's basketball team will conclude its exhibition trip with a six-day trip to Puerto Rico.
The Buckeyes will conclude summer workouts with two exhibition games on the island while staying in San Juan, and playing in the Arroyo Puerto Rico Classic.
Here's what you need to know about when and where Ohio State will be playing while in Puerto Rico, and here are six things to watch for when the games begin:
When is Ohio State playing in Puerto Rico?
Ohio State will play two games while in Puerto Rico. The Buckeyes will play Aug. 2 at noon and Aug. 3 at 1:30 p.m. Both games will be played at Coliseo Ruben Rodriguez.
Who is Ohio State playing while in Puerto Rico?
The Buckeyes will play two games against teams labeled Equipo 1 and Equipo 2. Here are the rosters:
Equipo 1: Denis Clemente,
Neftali Alvarez, George Pacheco, Emmanuel Maldonado, Benito Santiago, Jared Ruiz, Mike Bruesewitz, Jonathan Rodrigues, Jan Lopez, Chinemelu Elonu
Equipo 2: Coren McKeithan, Christian Pizarro, Gaby Belardo, Antonio Gordon, Jermaine Miranda, Carlos Emory, Felix Rivera, Xavier Zambrana, Gerardo Texiera, Julian Torres
Are Ohio State's games in Puerto Rico on television or radio?
No. The Buckeyes' games will not be available to watch remotely. Fans in the area can attend.
What else is Ohio State doing in Puerto Rico?
In addition to the two games, the Buckeyes will practice, hold a youth clinic in La Perla, tour Old San Juan and take a catamaran excursion.
Ohio State men's basketball beat writer Adam Jardy can be reached at ajardy@dispatch.com, on Bluesky at @cdadamjardy.bsky.social or on Twitter at @AdamJardy.
This article originally appeared on The Columbus Dispatch: Everything you need to know about Ohio State basketball's Puerto Rico trip
