Ohio State men’s basketball open practice

The OSU men’s basketball team hosted an open practice for fans and media followed by a Q+A session before the upcoming season.

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Senior transfer Tanner Holden guards freshman Brice Sensabaugh. | Photo by CBUStoday

As the OSU men’s basketball team is gearing up for the season and their exhibition game on Tues., Nov. 1, they opened up a practice at The Schottenstein Center to the general public. Fans decked out in scarlet and grey + media members gathered around the court to watch Team 124 in action .

The team ran through drills with high intensity — multiple rebounding drills, five-on-five scrimmaging with limited time on the clock, and free throws to finish it out. From a media perspective, it wasn’t recognizable that this is practically a brand new team with six freshmen and four transfers. The sense of chemistry was visibly strong.

At the end of practice, each team member introduced themselves to the crowd + Coach Chris Holtmann finished with a Q+A session. When asked about the difficulty of the schedule this season, Holtmann said, “For a coach, the toughest opponent is the next opponent.”

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Hanna is based in Columbus, OH and is a graduate from The Ohio State University. Her experience is in broadcasting, and she reports for OSU athletics, the Big Ten Network, and hosts for the Columbus Clippers. In her free time she loves staying active, supporting the Buckeyes, and exploring new restaurants.
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