a steady Grambling State wing with spacing touch
Paris Bernard’s most useful calling card is perimeter reliability: in the 2001-02 season at Grambling State, he averaged 5.0 points per game, hit 21 threes, and shot 32% from deep, giving his team a modest but real floor-spacer on the wing. He was a 6-2 guard/forward with enough length to play both spots, and the stat line suggests a low-usage, catch-and-shoot role rather than a high-volume creator. If you want a versatile connector who can stretch the floor and survive in a system role, Bernard fits; if you need a takeover scorer, he’s not that guy.
