Ohio State lands commitment from four-star 2022 forward Brice Sensabaugh

Posted Oct 13, 2021
In early August, small forward Brice Sensabaugh from Orlando Lake Highland Prep had announced the list of his eight top potential college destinations and was setting up visits when Ohio State offered a scholarship. The Buckeyes were entering the picture a little bit later in the game, but it immediately landed in a special place for Sensabaugh and his family. (Columbus Dispatch)

Related: College Basketball Recruiting

Inside Kentucky Basketball’s Recruiting Roadblocks
Kentucky Sports Radio has talked to numerous sources across the college basketball and recruiting landscape over the past month to get answers on why Kentucky...
Thu Dec 11, 2025

Kansas assistant was in attendance to watch No. 1 recruit Tyran Stokes on Tuesday night
Kansas assistant coach Kurtis Townsend was in attendance Tuesday night for No. 1-ranked recruit Tyran Stokes’ first home game at Rainier Beach High School (WA),...
Thu Dec 11, 2025

Why Ferlandes Wright ended recruitment, picked Louisville basketball
Ferlandes Wright knows more eyes are on him after his commitment to Louisville basketball's 2027 recruiting class. The Louisville native and former Fairdale High School...
Wed Dec 10, 2025

Duke basketball recruiting update on Jordan Smith and Deron Rippey Jr.
Jordan Smith has narrowed down his finalists to Duke, Arkansas, Indiana, Kentucky, Georgetown, and Syracuse. The 6-foot-2, 200-pound Fairfax, Virginia, native from Paul VI Catholic...
Tue Dec 9, 2025