Spike Albrecht will be in his first year as a graduate assistant at Purdue after a career at both Michigan and Purdue.
A 2016 graduate of Michigan, Albrecht helped the Wolverines to the 2013 Final Four as well as a Big Ten title in 2014. He became a national sensation after scoring 17 first-half points in the National Championship game against Louisville.
He then joined the Boilermakers as a grad transfer for the 2016-17 season, helping Purdue to a Big Ten regular-season championship and a spot in the Sweet 16, while earning his master’s degree in technology, leadership and innovation.
Albrecht then joined the Northfield Mount Herman (prep) staff for a season, before a stint with Louisville as a grad assistant. For the last year, Albrecht has been running his own basketball training business in Northwest Indiana.
A 2016 graduate of Michigan, Albrecht helped the Wolverines to the 2013 Final Four as well as a Big Ten title in 2014. He became a national sensation after scoring 17 first-half points in the National Championship game against Louisville.
He then joined the Boilermakers as a grad transfer for the 2016-17 season, helping Purdue to a Big Ten regular-season championship and a spot in the Sweet 16, while earning his master’s degree in technology, leadership and innovation.
Albrecht then joined the Northfield Mount Herman (prep) staff for a season, before a stint with Louisville as a grad assistant. For the last year, Albrecht has been running his own basketball training business in Northwest Indiana.