Wiry scorer with a dynamic three-level scoring abilityabil. Very herky-jerky with his movements off the bounce and is effective with his creativeness and resourcefulness from the mid-range in. Long and rangy with allowing him to bother either guard spot defensively. Has yet to show a consistent three-point shot.

There won’t be many more dynamic scorers in the league than Spruill, a steadily-emerging late-bloomer with clear scholarship-level ability in the backcourt. A wiry guard with a potent three-level scoring attack, he brings an intriguing blend of twitch and herky-jerkiness off the bounce with a natural creativity and resourcefulness from the midrange and in. He plays tough through contact despite a slimmer build with flashes of vertical pop as a finisher at the rim. On the other end, he uses his length and quickness to bother opposing ballhandlers at either guard spot. Spruill should attract plenty of suitors at the D2 level this winter, or could be an interesting JUCO name with the chance to emerge as a D1 prospect down the line given more time to refine his decisionmaking and work on his perimeter jumper.

After crushing it at major April grassroots events, Spruill turned heads again last weekend at the HG Spring Jam Fest. This athletic and instinct player averaged 11 points and 5 rebounds per game during the first live period. Spruill thrived in transition thanks to his speed and finishing skills. His solid frame enabled him to finish through contact. On half-court possessions, Spruill laced threes and produced points off straight line drives to the rack. When he was off-the-ball, Spruill proved to be a versatile prospect as he operated along the baseline, from the elbows and on the wing. Additionally, Spruill attacked the offensive boards for put backs in traffic.     

Spruill has now torched opponents on back-to-back weekends of the grassroots circuit. First, he averaged 11 points per game for BW Elite at the Pitt Jam Fest. For an encore Spruill posted 16 points and 5 rebounds per game at the Jersey Warm Up event. Spruill is an incredibly athletic prospect with solid instincts for the game. Combine those assets with Spruill’s end-to-end speed as well as his length, and you get a player who is built for the up-tempo style of play on the grassroots circuit. If a half-court game breaks out, Spruill can produce points at all three levels. Defenders who sag off Spruill to keep him from getting into the lane off the dribble, will quickly learn that he owns a highly accurate three-point stroke. In close, Spruill is effective operating in the dunker spot. Additionally, he can use his quick second jump to work the offensive glass for points.  

The ultimate “glue guy” for AFS in the winter got to flex his scoring skills at the Pitt Jam Fest. Over the weekend, Spruill posted 11 points per game for BW Elite as his displayed incredible athleticism and an instinctive style of play. In the half-court, Spruill worked from the wing as well as the dunker spot and produced points from both spots. His ability to convert at the rim through fouls was impressive. Spruill popped a couple of threes too. His size and quick second jump enabled Spruill to produce points via offensive rebounds. At the other end of the court, Spruill dominated the defensive glass and blocked a few shots.    

#304…Spruill is an athletic and instinctive two-way wing prospect. On offense, Spruill contributes via dives to the cup as well as operating in the dunker spot and by crashing the offensive glass for put backs. He also thrives as a lane filler on the fast break where he will not hesitate to dunk on opponent’s head. Spruill will sprinkle in the occasional 3-ball too. He recently posted 19 points in a win over Boston Latin (MA). On defense, Spruill is a plus player whose length and quick hands enable him to gobble up rebounds, disrupt passing lanes and block shots.