In his final game in Hawaii as a college basketball player, Justice Sueing went out in style in Ohio State's win against Texas Tech.
Ohio State's Justice Sueing and Zed Key's full press conference after beating Texas Tech in the Maui Invitational on Nov. 23, 2022.Justice SueingFor the first time since his freshman season at the University of California, the Honolulu native was playing in his home state with his family in the stands. Twenty minutes into his first game in the Maui Invitational, though, the sixth-year Ohio State forward was struggling to stay on the floor.
Isaac Likekele pinned his man inside the paint, creating just enough open space for Sueing to glide past his defender and throw down a dunk to open Ohio State’s scoring. It sent a tone that not only were the Buckeyes here to play, but so was their two-time captain. Sueing scored the first six points of the game for the Buckeyes, giving them a one-point lead they would never relinquish against the Red Raiders.
When Ohio State opened the second half with the same play, Sueing hit a jumper to push the lead back to six. And two possessions later, he finished a three-point play despite taking a shot to the groin area that was briefly concerning“He had a look tonight, and I think once he saw a few go in, he played with more confidence,” Holtmann said.
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