COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Treg Lee, who tied the game in the first overtime, scored with four seconds left in the second extra period yesterday to give No. 2 Ohio State a 97-95 victory over No. 4 Indiana.

Lee's 10-foot baseline jumper was a duplicate of the shot that tied the dramatic showdown in the first overtime and enabled the Buckeyes to take over first place in the Big Ten Conference.

Jim Jackson scored a career-high 30 points for Ohio State (22-1, 12-1), including the basket that tied it at the end of regulation play.

Indiana (22-3, 10-2) was led by a career-high 32 points by freshman Damon Bailey.

"That was a tremendous college basketball game. I've never been involved in a better game," said second-year Ohio State coach Randy Ayers.

Ayers had reason to like the outcome.

Neither team led by more than six points and there were 24 lead changes and 22 ties.