Ohio State Buckeyes senior forward Eboni Walker announced her return for a final season, expressing gratitude for the support from "Buckeye nation." She initially played at Arizona State for two years before transferring to Syracuse, and finally landing in Columbus with immediate eligibility. In her first season with the Buckeyes, she notably contributed to the team's success in the NCAA Tournament. Despite averaging only 10.5 minutes in 23 games this season, her return could be vital as the Buckeyes rebuild their roster.

By the Numbers
  • Recorded a career-high 15 points in the second round of the NCAA Tournament
  • Averaged just 10.5 minutes in 23 games this season
  • One of seven returning players to the Buckeyes next season
State of Play
  • Walker brings experience as one of seven returning players
  • The Buckeyes are also adding three freshmen and two transfers to their roster
Bottom Line

Walker's decision to return provides much-needed experience and leadership to the Buckeyes as they undergo significant roster changes, potentially strengthening their position for the upcoming season.