The Ohio State basketball program officially announced the addition to Cal transfer Justice Sueing to the program Wednesday. Sueing comes to the Buckeyes after leading the Cal Bears in scoring (14.3), rebounding (6.0), and steals (1.7) per game last season. He played two seasons in Berkeley and will still have two seasons of eligibility remaining after sitting out this upcoming year because of NCAA transfer rules for undergraduates.
“We are excited about the addition of Justice to our program,” Holtmann said. “He brings experience, positional versatility, ability to score as well as a natural ability to impact the game in a variety of ways. He is hungry to continue to grow and develop as a player. This upcoming season where he will sit out, will be important for his overall growth. We were really impressed with his maturity in recruiting him and we believe his experiences his first two years in college are going to benefit him moving forward here at Ohio State.”
A 6-7 forward, Sueing will be eligible at a perfect time. It’ll be right on the heels of 6-6 wing player Andre Wesson graduating. But first things first, he’ll have to acclimate himself to a new culture in Columbus.
