Hofstra’s steady, high-volume 3-point threat
Bernardi’s value is built on **elite perimeter shooting** and experience: across his Hofstra/college career, he has shot **39.9% from three** and **83.8% at the free-throw line**, with a 2015-16 season of **12.3 points per game** and a school-record **50 minutes** in one game showing durability and heavy-minute trust.[1] He’s most appealing to teams that want a guard who spaces the floor, plays with confidence, and can punish defenses quickly in set offense; the main question is not talent, but whether your roster needs a more **specialized shooter** than a creator.[1][4][8]
