Krys Faber brings rugged interior size and rebound-first value to DePaul
Faber is a traditional center whose value comes from **size, rebounding, and physical presence** rather than flashy scoring; in his DePaul season noted by ESPN, he averaged **3.9 points and 3.7 rebounds in 19.8 minutes**, while DePaul’s roster bio says he led the team with **5.3 rebounds per game** and started all 31 games in that campaign.[2][5] He profiles as a useful fit for teams needing a low-usage big who can battle on the glass, finish efficiently, and provide steady frontcourt minutes rather than high-volume offense.[2][5]
