Cecil Gresham was Bryant’s go-to scoring wing and a strong perimeter threat
Gresham stood out at Bryant as a versatile **G/F** who could carry an offense, with reports showing him leading the Bulldogs in scoring at **15.7 points per game** in 2009 and finishing second on the team at **12.1 points per game** in 2010-11 while also leading the team in **3-point shooting at 42.4%**. He also showed real two-way utility, flashing on the glass with a **14-point, 12-rebound double-double** against NJIT. The fit is clear: he brings shot-making, wing size, and enough rebounding to help a team that needs a confident, efficient perimeter scorer.[2][5][6]
