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Report: Ohio State basketball transfer Seth Towns detained at Columbus protest
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Incoming Ohio State transfer guard Seth Towns was detained by police on Friday night during a protest that occurred in Columbus. He was not arrested, according to reports.
Eleven Warriors shared footage of Towns being detained by police on Friday night during the protest. However, he was released and made it safely to his home, according to the report. Ohio State is aware of the incident but has not commented on the situation, according to 247Sports.
Below is the video posted from Eleven Warriors:
Footage of Seth Towns in police custody earlier Friday at the scene of a protest in Columbus. Towns, an incoming Ohio State basketball transfer, graduated from Harvard Thursday.
Towns is no longer in police custody and is safe at home, according to a source. pic.twitter.com/kFptHH63BN
— Eleven Warriors (@11W) May 30, 2020
Towns committed to Ohio State earlier this spring after spending four years at Harvard. Towns did not compete the last two seasons due to injuries. But because of Ivy League rules, he was unable to compete at Harvard any longer, forcing him to find a new school for the upcoming season.
Towns will have two years of eligibility at Ohio State and can compete immediately.
Dustin grew up in the heart of Big Ten country and has been in sports media since 2010. He has been covering Big Ten football since 2014. You can follow him on Twitter: @SchutteCFB