low-usage forward with efficient spacing value for UTSA
Bernard projects as a **role-ready wing/forward** whose value comes from efficient perimeter shooting, steady rebounding, and a low-mistake profile rather than high-volume scoring; in his most recent NCAA season listed by Proballers, he averaged 7.6 points and 2.6 rebounds in 16.8 minutes while hitting 40.0% from three and 76.9% at the line[1]. The differentiator is fit: he can help a team by stretching the floor and staying within himself, which makes him more attractive to coaches looking for reliable minutes than a primary offensive engine[1].
