A rugged, rebounding guard who brought grown-man toughness to UNCW
In the 2014-15 season, Addison Spruill was a key catalyst for UNCW’s resurgence, finishing the year as a physical 6-4 guard who could score, rebound, and wear opponents down with relentless effort. He averaged 14.5 points and 6.5 rebounds per game in league play, and multiple game notes highlighted his double-figure scoring and rebounding impact as a senior. The real separator? He played bigger than a guard, hunted the glass, and brought veteran edge—classic glue-guy stuff for a team that values toughness, versatility, and low-maintenance production.
