COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State basketball’s offense has been shifting towards a perimeter-oriented team since Kaleb Wesson chose to skip his 2020 senior season to pursue the NBA. Instead of relying on big men, the team now plans to lean on its length, athleticism and versatility. Last season that resulted in Duane Washington Jr. (16.4) leading the team in scoring while EJ Liddell (16.2) wasn’t much further behind. The addition of Justice Sueing as a California transfer delivered a player capable of impacting the game in various ways. With the departure of Washington comes the entrance of Malaki Branham as a potential favorite for Big Ten Freshman of the Year. Adding Brice Sensabaugh to an already impressive 2022 recruiting class is the next step. At 6-foot-6, 240 pounds, he has the size and skill to play and guard multiple positions. As a top 100 recruit, he’s a player expected to…
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