
Chase Depriest gives Randolph a steady backcourt option with proven availability and perimeter production
In the 2025-26 season, Chase Depriest has been a durable rotation guard for Randolph, appearing in all 25 games and starting 18 while leading the team with 26 made three-pointers, which points to real value as a floor-spacer[5]. ESPN lists him at 2.0 rebounds per game with limited scoring volume, suggesting his impact comes more from reliable role-player consistency than high-usage shot creation[3]. If you need a guard who can help stretch defenses, stay engaged, and accept a defined role, he looks like a sensible fit[5][3].
