Value City Arena was empty and time was running out. It was late February, and Ohio State was trying to put a cherry on a season that it couldn’t wait to move beyond. With senior day approaching and the Buckeyes amid a spell of 14 losses in 15 games, sixth-year forward and team captain Justice Sueing was at a crossroads. Sitting down for a one-on-one interview in the lower bowl of the arena that had been his home for four years, Sueing’s gaze was just starting to make out what lay on the horizon beyond the looming final game of the season. There were options. After a sit-out transfer year, a medical redshirt season and with the NCAA’s extra year of eligibility in his pocket, Sueing still could remain in college for a seventh season. He could hang up his shoes, move on to the real world and put basketball…
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