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Brice Sensabaugh scored 21 points off the bench in the first quarter against Chicago, the most by an NBA reserve in the opening period in at least 29 years (since 1996-97); he finished with a career-high 43 points as Utah pulled away.
The Utah Jazz will face the Houston Rockets in the Las Vegas Summer League Semifinals, with the Jazz aiming to continue their undefeated streak. The availability of Taylor Hendricks and Brice Sensabaugh remains uncertain, but if they play, it would give the Jazz an advantage. Otherwise, Johnny Juzang, Luka Samanic, and Micah Potter will lead the way for the Jazz. The game will take place at the Thomas & Mack Center and will be televised on ESPN2.
Taylor Hendricks and Brice Sensabaugh will not be available for the Utah Jazz's Salt Lake City Summer League opener due to injuries. Hendricks suffered a hamstring strain during the pre-draft process and Sensabaugh is recovering from knee surgery. The Jazz's first-round picks, Keyonte George and Johnny Juzang, will be available to play. The Oklahoma City Thunder, featuring talented young players like Chet Holmgren and Jalen Williams, will provide tough competition.
The Utah Jazz selected Taylor Hendricks, Keyonte George, and Brice Sensabaugh in the 2023 NBA draft. Sensabaugh and Hendricks played AAU together and faced off in high school, while Sensabaugh and George have been working out together. The players have varied interests outside of basketball, including fashion, hiking, and bowling. Hendricks became UCF's highest drafted player ever and the university's first lottery pick. The Jazz will participate in the SLC Summer League starting on July 3.
The Utah Jazz's 2023 NBA draft selections, Taylor Hendricks, Keyonte George, and Brice Sensabaugh, received largely positive reactions from national experts. Hendricks, a 3-and-D forward, was particularly praised for his defense and shooting ability. George, a proven shot-maker, and Sensabaugh, a skilled scorer, were also seen as solid picks. Overall, the Jazz's draft was seen as a success, with experts praising the team's focus on accumulating talent and building for the future.
The Utah Jazz selected Taylor Hendricks and Keyonte George with their first-round picks and Brice Sensabaugh with their second-round pick in the NBA draft. General Manager Justin Zanik said they were fortunate to get both Hendricks and George, who were both in their top 10 players. Hendricks is a versatile forward with impressive defensive instincts, while George is a confident scorer with a diverse offensive skill set. Sensabaugh is a high-scoring guard with a knack for making tough shots. The Jazz believe all three players have the potential to improve and contribute to the team.
The Utah Jazz stayed put in the NBA draft and selected Taylor Hendricks at No. 9, Keyonte George at No. 16, and Brice Sensabaugh at No. 28. Hendricks is a 6-9 forward known for his defense and athleticism, George is a strong guard out of Baylor who can create his own shots, and Sensabaugh is a physical scoring forward from Ohio State. While there are questions about their abilities, the Jazz are reportedly ecstatic about their top pick and believe all three players can contribute at the NBA level. Only time will tell if the Jazz's draft night was a disappointment or a delight.
The Utah Jazz selected three college freshmen in the NBA draft, prioritizing potential and upside. They picked UCF forward Taylor Hendricks at No. 9, Baylor guard Keyonte George at No. 16, and Ohio State wing Brice Sensabaugh at No. 28. General manager Justin Zanik said they were looking for talent, not just youth. Hendricks had a meteoric rise up the draft boards, George was praised for his diversified offensive skillset, and Sensabaugh was regarded as one of the best pure scorers in the collegiate game. All three players have athleticism, shooting ability, and high character.
The Utah Jazz selected Brice Sensabaugh, a strong forward from Ohio State, with the 28th pick in the NBA draft. Sensabaugh is known for his scoring ability and versatility as a three-level scorer. While not a strong defender or playmaker, he could provide instant offensive firepower for the Jazz in the NBA. This pick completes the Jazz's draft night, where they also selected Taylor Hendricks and Keyonte George.
Brice Sensabaugh, a former Ohio State forward, was selected 28th overall by the Utah Jazz in the 2023 NBA Draft. Despite being ranked just 65th in his high school class, Sensabaugh led Ohio State in scoring as a freshman with an average of 16.3 points per game and was named third-team All-Big Ten. His 3-point shooting range and efficiency, high-flying athleticism, and mature offensive repertoire make him a potential immediate contributor to the Jazz. However, his defensive shortcomings and history of knee issues may have cost him a spot as a lottery pick. Sensabaugh is Ohio State's third NBA draft selection in the past two years.
Former Ohio State guard Brice Sensabaugh has been selected by the Utah Jazz with the 28th pick in the first round of the NBA draft. Sensabaugh had an impressive lone season with the Buckeyes, averaging 16.3 points and 5.4 rebounds while shooting 48.2% from the field and 40.5% from three. He was named as a 3rd team All-Big Ten performer and made the All-Freshman 1st team.