Brice Sensabaugh

Draft Notes

Sensabaugh is a burly 6-6 small forward with a very high skill level. He’s a walking bucket, able to put the ball in the basket in the paint, from mid range and out to 3.

He’s got a rock solid build and a ton of natural power. This serves him well in moving defenders off their spots and creating space for his jumper.

Has advanced ball handling for his size and a surprisingly quick first step but a big guy.

Excels at scoring through contract.

Has a beautiful jumper and is extremely accurate.

His major weakness is on the defensive end where he struggles guarding on the ball and lacks awareness off the ball. Most of his struggles on D. are fixable but he’ll start off his pro career as a liability on that end of the court.

There are lingering concerns about his knees and if he slides on draft day this will be the reason.

Comparisons

• TJ Warren
• Bonzi Wells

Draft Projection

mid to late first round pick in the 2023 NBA Draft

2023 SF Rankings

1. Brandon Miller – 6-8 – Alabama
2. Bilal Coulibaly – 6-8 – France
3. Cam Whitmore – 6-7 – Villanova
4. Gradey Dick – 6-7 – Kansas
5. Rayan Rupert – 6-7 – France
6. Sidy Cissoko – 6-7 – G League Ignite (France)
7. Brice Sensabaugh – 6-6 – Ohio State
8. Maxwell Lewis – 6-7 – Pepperdine
9. Dariq Whitehead – 6-5 – Duke
10. Jaime Jaquez Jr. – 6-7 – UCLA
11. Colby Jones – 6-6 – Xavier
12. Andre Jackson – 6-6 – UConn
13. Jordan Walsh – 6-7 – Arkansas
14. Julian Phillips – 6-7 – Tennessee
15. Seth Lundy – 6-6 – Penn State
16. Keyontae Johnson – 6-5 – Kansas State
17. Emoni Bates – 6-8 1/2 – Eastern Michigan
18. Jordan Miller – 6-7 – Miami
19. Kobe Brown – 6-8 – Missouri
20. Jalen Wilson – 6-7 – Kansas
21. Jalen Slawson – 6-7 – Furman
22. Alex Fudge – 6-8 – Florida
23. Matthew Mayer – 6-9 – Illinois