Oklahoma City Thunder 2017-2022 SF - Justice Sueing

In reference to Justice Sueing (abdomen) and Seth Towns (back), Chris Holtmann says "we're still looking at weeks for both of those guys" to return.

 

Holtmann said Seth Towns and Justice Sueing “are making progress” in their respective rehab.

“I don’t have an immediate update on their timeline outside of they’re making progress.”

 

On Justice Sueing and Seth Towns, Holtmann says "they're making steady progress, they're both working hard with their rehab process here." Holtmann says they're on pace to return, but not for "a few weeks."

 

Chris Holtmann said he expects Justice Sueing to return in January for the #Buckeyes.

 

On Seth Towns and Justice Sueing, Holtmann says "they're doing a little more every time I see them." However, there's no immediate update on when they will see the court.

 

Justice Sueing, who has missed all but the first two games of the season, getting up pregame shots for the #Buckeyes. Not playing tonight, but progress. pic.twitter.com/M0lEu72RxT

— Adam Jardy (@AdamJardy) January 18, 2022

 

Chris Holtmann says Justice Sueing is “getting closer” to making his return and the injured forward could come back to Ohio State for a sixth year in 2022-23. https://t.co/eeHOxC4z7F

— Eleven Warriors (@11W) January 22, 2022

 

Justice Sueing has "started to do some things in practice," but has "had some soreness," according to Chris Holtmann. "I wouldn't say it's close right now, but he's taking steps."

"We're optimistic we're gonna be able to get him back at some point here, for sure."

Justice Sueing has "started to do some things in practice," but has "had some soreness," according to Chris Holtmann. "I wouldn't say it's close right now, but he's taking steps."

 

And #Buckeyes coach Chris Holtmann with a Justice Sueing and Seth Towns update, such as it is: "Some of us have had some key not-yet-season-ending injuries, guys like Justice and Seth. There’s still not necessarily any update on those guys."

— Adam Jardy (@AdamJardy) January 31, 2022

 

Chris Holtmann on Justice Sueing: "There’s been no decision on Justice right now." #buckeyes

— Adam Jardy (@AdamJardy) February 8, 2022

 

"I don't know if and when Justice will be back," #Buckeyes coach Chris Holtmann just told @dandakich on his morning show.

— Adam Jardy (@AdamJardy) February 16, 2022

 

Holtmann says "(Justice Sueing) is not gonna play if he's not 100% healthy, I don't want him to play if he's not 100% healthy."

"I would certainly love to continue to coach Justice Sueing, because I think he's got another level he can get to as a player." -Holtmann.

 

#Buckeyes coach Chris Holtmann, on injuries says that, "In Seth’s case a season-ending injury and in Justice’s case, we’re not sure."

— Adam Jardy (@AdamJardy) February 22, 2022

 

Holtmann says Justice Sueing and Seth Towns "didn't want to choose this particular time for Senior Day." Neither player will be honored on Sunday with the other Buckeye seniors.

 

Chris Holtmann says "we do not anticipate (Justice Sueing) playing on Friday."

 

Buckeye forward Justice Sueing will reportedly return to college next season, but "no other decisions have been made."

That would seem to indicate he could play elsewhere in 2022-23. https://t.co/8loGHt5tVo

— Griffin Strom (@GriffinStrom3) April 6, 2022

 

Justice Sueing will use his additional year of eligibility to play another season of college basketball, but has not made a final decision on whether that will be at Ohio State. https://t.co/Lsu572fjAu

— Eleven Warriors (@11W) April 7, 2022

 

Ohio State's Justice Sueing to return to college and likely to Buckeyes https://t.co/54aOy3aRlX

— BuckeyeXtra.com (@BuckeyeXtra) April 6, 2022

 

Justice Sueing will return to Ohio State in 2022-23 after missing all but two games this past season with an abdominal injury. https://t.co/vvbW4BNLRI

— Eleven Warriors (@11W) April 8, 2022

 

Can’t think of anywhere else I’d rather be. We have some unfinished business Buckeye Nation 😉♥️ pic.twitter.com/mKhHvCNetJ

— Justice Sueing (@JusticeSueing) April 8, 2022