Kasey Shepherd brings veteran scoring, size, and two-way guard value to Louisiana
Shepherd profiles as a steady, experienced **6-3 guard** who can score, defend, and handle the ball, with Louisiana listing him at 9.7 points, 2.6 rebounds, and 2.3 assists per game while playing 19.8 minutes across all 36 games in that season.[1] He stands out less as a volume creator and more as a reliable, competitive backcourt piece who adds perimeter length, steals, and maturity, which makes him a good fit for teams needing a dependable rotation guard rather than a ball-dominant star.[1][3]
