Centenary guard with a coachable, grind-first profile
Ryan Spears is a Centenary (LA) guard whose calling card is work ethic and coachability, with recruiting-profile language explicitly describing him as a player who “loves the grind and working hard every day.”[4] He is the kind of fit coaches value when they want a dependable, low-drama backcourt piece who can buy into a system and keep improving, though the available public data is thin on recent game-by-game production at Centenary.[1][4]
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