By ADAM ZAGORIA
Brice Sensabaugh, the 6-foot-6, 230-pound small forward from Lake Highland Prep (FL) and Each1Teach1, announced his top four schools Friday and previously broke down each school for ZAGSBLOG.
Ranked the No. 28 small forward in 2022 per 247Sports.com, he is considering Georgia Tech, Ohio State, Florida and Alabama. He cut Indiana, Stanford, Vanderbilt, Illinois and Virginia.
He will visit Georgia Tech (Aug. 26), Alabama (Sept. 10) and Ohio State (Sept. 18).
Sensabaugh averaged 18.7 points, 4.0 rebounds and 1.3 assists per game for E1T1 at Peach Jam.
Ohio State: “Ohio State jumped in recently. They liked my play and had watched me all summer alongside Bruce and they liked what I saw. I was super honored being from Ohio and having such a prestigious school believe in me like this. I look forward to visiting and they staff has been very honest and consistent with me so far which I like a lot.”
Georgia Tech: “Georgia Tech, I’ve been to Atlanta a lot and the location of the school is great. They also have the best of both worlds, a great academic school, No. 1 public school in the country in terms of academics, and they’re coming off an ACC championship where the basketball culture is great, too. The staff is one of the coolest staffs I’ve talked to, they’re super-honest with me and they expressed their need and want for me a lot so it’s always a great time talking to them.”
Florida: “Florida obviously being close to home. They brought me in for an unofficial as well and offered me on the visit. I’ve known personally a couple people who’ve gone there and played basketball so I can learn from them and they can let me know what they have to offer. When I went there it was a great team. I got to watch practice so that was a great time as well and it was good to see.”
Alabama: “I like them, too. Their staff is super cool and they expressed their need and want a lot for me as well, too. I also love the way they play, the tempo. Part of the SEC, they like to play fast. I like to shoot 3s and they put emphasis on shooting 3s.”
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