tough, steady WVU glue guard with deep-bench value
In the 2019-20 season, Chase Harler gave West Virginia honest minutes as a rotational guard, averaging 4.4 points in 16.4 minutes while appearing in all 31 games[3][4]. His calling card was grit: a physical, team-first style, veteran steadiness, and enough perimeter gravity to keep defenses honest even when his shot wasn’t falling[7][9]. The tradeoff is clear — he was never a high-usage scorer, and his efficiency numbers were modest — but if a team wanted toughness, experience, and a reliable culture-fit, Harler checked those boxes[1][7].
