It’s never been more challenging to forecast what college basketball will look like from one season to the next. With the transfer portal humming, players still able to utilize the extra year of eligibility afforded to all who played during the COVID-19 pandemic season of 2020-21 and the impact of name, image and likeness rights still settling in, roster management has never been trickier. Still, the closing of the 2022-23 season with UConn’s win against San Diego State in Monday night’s national championship game, it’s officially time to start casting a look ahead to next season. And despite tallying up the most losses in a season since going 8-22 in 1997-98, Ohio State is garnering some early top-25(ish) projections from national media for 2023-24. Even with a prediction that forward Brice Sensabaugh will remain in the NBA Draft and not return for a sophomore season, Seth Davis of The Athletic…
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