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BYU Men's Basketball Wins Over Ohio State Behind Wright's 33 Points

By Utah News Staff · November 3, 2026 · 1 min read
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BYU Men's Basketball Wins Over Ohio State Behind Wright's 33 Points
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BYU men's basketball secured a 94-83 victory over Ohio State led by Rob Wright III. The BYU Sports Nation report also includes College Football Playoff predictions and a preview of the upcoming rivalry game against Utah.

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  • Rob Wright III scored 33 points in BYU's 94-83 win over Ohio State.
  • The program discussed College Football Playoff predictions prior to the rivalry game against Utah.
  • John Beck and Lee Cummard provided previews for the rivalry and women's basketball opener, respectively.

BYU men's basketball opened the season with a 94-83 victory over Ohio State, according to a November 3 report from BYU Sports Nation. Rob Wright III contributed 33 points during the win.

The broadcast featured College Football Playoff ranking predictions ahead of the top-10 Holy War matchup against Utah. Additionally, John Beck provided a preview of the rivalry game, and Lee Cummard discussed the women's basketball season opener.

The episode included discussions regarding the upcoming matchup against Utah and various postseason predictions.

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