Aaron Bradshaw Not Engaging in Ohio State Basketball Team Activities Despite the University Adhering to a “Established Process”

The cause for Ohio State’s primary center’s absence from the team is currently unknown.

Aaron Bradshaw is not participating in team activities, according to a statement issued by Ohio State to the Columbus Dispatch on Friday. The university stated that it is adhering to a “established process” but was unable to provide a specific explanation for his absence due to federal privacy laws.

The statement stated that Aaron Bradshaw is not presently engaged in team activities. “The university is adhering to its established procedure.” We are unable to disclose additional information at this time as a result of federal privacy laws.

Eleven Warriors conducted a public records search and discovered a Franklin County Municipal Court Case involving a traffic citation for Bradshaw from July. The citation was issued for exceeding the speed limit by 102 miles per hour in a 65-mile-per-hour zone and for failing to wear a seatbelt.He neglected to attend the court date for the unpaid citation. It is uncertain whether Bradshaw’s absence from team activities is associated with that issue.

Bradshaw has started all four games at center for the Buckeyes this year, average 7.8 points, 4.8 rebounds, and 1.8 blocks per game. He and starting forward Sean Stewart are both unavailable for Ohio State’s game against Campbell on Friday, which is scheduled to commence at 6 p.m. at the Schottenstein Center and will be broadcast by the Big Ten Network.