UNCG’s Scoring Juggernaut with Elite Late-Game Intensity
Trevis Simpson, a 6-4 Guard/Forward for the UNCG Spartans, is a high-intensity scorer who averaged 16.4 PPG and 4.0 REB in the 2012-13 season, leading the Southern Conference with 19.3 PPG early that year. His differentiator is explosive late-game dominance: he scored 22 of UNCG’s 27 second-half points—including the final 14—to clinch a 66-64 win in 2013, and posted a career-high 41 points in 2013. While his 40.2% FG% reflects volume shooting, his personality is defined by relentless closing intensity and clutch reliability. No major injury history is recorded; he plays with a ‘win-now’ mentality. For teams needing a scorer who elevates in tight moments, Simpson is a perfect fit—especially if you value intensity over pure efficiency.
