Terrance Birdette brings shot-making and bench scoring punch for Elon
Birdette profiles as a reliable **guard** who can stretch defenses with the **long-range shot** and provide instant offense off the bench; Elon described him as the team’s “leading man off the bench” and noted he was connecting on **50 percent** of his long-range attempts in the 2009-10 roster note. He also gave Elon a steady backcourt presence, with ESPN listing him at **4.3 points, 2.0 rebounds, and 1.0 assists per game** on **40.5%** shooting, making him the kind of low-drama, spacing-friendly fit that helps teams needing a plug-in perimeter scorer and energy guard.[1][5]
