Ohio State F Brice Sensabaugh Posts Workout Photos During Pre-Draft Process

Ohio State Buckeyes forward Brice Sensabaugh averaged 16.3 points and 5.4 rebounds in his freshman season in Columbus, earning All-Big Ten Freshman and Third Team honors.

As Twitter user @getsit said, "More like Brice SANDSabaugh."

Ohio State Buckeyes forward Brice Sensabaugh gave his first update in the draft process, posting photos of him working out with other prospects at a beach Thursday. Sensabaugh declared for the draft while maintaining his eligibility March 25 and will be one of 78 participants in the Microsoft Surface NBA Draft Combine 2023 next week in Chicago.

In one photo, Sensabaugh appears to be shuffling from side to side while in another he appears to be running, which is a step in the right direction in his recovery after suffering a season-ending knee injury in the Big Ten Tournament against Iowa on March 9.

Fox Sports, like many other outlets, have Sensabaugh as a first-round selection in June's draft.

"His offensive game was tremendous in one season in Columbus, but the defensive concerns are real," Fox Sports' John Fanta wrote. "If Miami is looking for a shot-maker on the wing, though, the 19-year-old checks every box and may only be scratching the surface."

The Orlando, FL. native scored the fourth-most points in a single season by a Buckeyes freshman in program history with 537 in 33 games last year. He was named to the Big Ten All-Freshman Team and a Third Team All-Big Ten selection in 2022-23.

If Sensabaugh keeps his name in the NBA Draft pool, he will look to be the second one-and-done in as many years to be selected in the first round, as Malaki Branham was selected by the San Antonio Spurs with the No. 20 overall pick of the 2022 NBA Draft.

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