Ranking the 10 best shooting guard prospects in the 2023 NBA Draft
By Rowan Kent
Shooting Guard #1: Brice Sensabaugh, Ohio State
This may come as a bit of a surprise, but outside of the mainstream hype, there may not be a better shooting guard prospect in this or last year’s draft than Brice Sensabaugh. That’s lofty praise given that includes Shaedon Sharpe and Ben Mathurin, but as a pure scorer, Sensabaugh is just that good.
He has an unorthodox game full of post-ups, pull-ups, and tough angle shots, but he not only hit those at a high clip but also was a deadeye shooter from deeper. If he had a more regular look and feel to his game or was just a few inches taller, we’d be talking about Sensabaugh in the same vein as Brandon Miller.
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He’ll need to defend the perimeter better and create more for himself and others at the next level, but for teams that are looking for a proven scorer in the lottery, there is none better than Sensabaugh.
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His ability to put the ball in the basket is unrivaled in this draft class, which highlights his high value as a shooting guard prospect.