It’s time for the Jazz to give Brice Sensabaugh the rock and see what happens

Not much else is working, so the Utah Jazz should lean into Brice Sensabaugh more.

By Jack Simone · The J-Notes

Published: Thursday, 29 October 2026 at 8:10 PM

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Writer Jack Simone argues the Utah Jazz should increase Brice Sensabaugh's playing time and offensive role.
The Utah Jazz have started the season with a disappointing 1-4 record amid early offensive efficiency issues.
Sensabaugh is averaging 9.2 points in 14.8 minutes while shooting 52.6% from three-point range.

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Jack Simone of The J-Notes argues that the Utah Jazz should expand Brice Sensabaugh's role following the team's sluggish 1-4 start to the season. Amid offensive struggles and injuries to frontcourt players Jaren Jackson Jr. and Jusuf Nurkic, Simone suggests head coach Will Hardy should pivot to small-ball lineups that utilize Sensabaugh's perimeter scoring.

Sensabaugh has averaged 9.2 points in just 14.8 minutes per game across Utah's first five contests while shooting 52.6% from three-point range. With key contributors like Lauri Markkanen off to an inefficient start, the author believes giving Sensabaugh more offensive responsibility could provide a much-needed spark.

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It’s time for the Jazz to give Brice Sensabaugh the rock and see what happens

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