When the 76th NBA draft draws to a close, Ohio State’s Brice Sensabaugh will have added his name to a short list. Thousands of players have been selected in the annual event that dates back to 1947, when the Pittsburgh Ironmen tabbed Texas Wesleyan forward Clifton McNeeley with the first-ever pick. While being picked is an exclusive club on its own merit, Sensabaugh will become the 56th Buckeye to be drafted by an NBA team. He will also become only the ninth Ohio State product to make it there after just one season. A four-star prospect from Orlando Lake Highland Prep, Sensabaugh led the Buckeyes in scoring and was named to the Big Ten’s all-freshman team in becoming Ohio State’s second one-and-done player in as many years. Sensabaugh is projected to be taken somewhere in the middle of the first round of the draft. Here’s a chronological look at the…
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