Rayshaun McGrew – Glue-Guy Forward Who Anchored Stony Brook’s Rise
A 6'7" forward who started all 35 games for Stony Brook in the 2015–16 season, Rayshaun McGrew was a classic glue guy—averaging 8.4 points and 7.9 rebounds with nine double-doubles while earning Third Team All-America East honors and finishing second in the league in rebounding.[1] Known more for toughness and consistency than flash, he hit a game-winning layup to christen Stony Brook’s new arena against Columbia and regularly did the dirty work next to star big Jameel Warney, making him an ideal fit for teams that value high-motor role players who defend, rebound, and embrace big moments.[1][4][7]
