Nate Kasher brings DePaul a developing catch-and-shoot guard with spacing value
Kasher is a redshirt sophomore guard who has been a low-usage rotation piece for DePaul in the 2025-26 season, appearing in 5 games and averaging 1.8 points in 9 minutes, while also carrying a reputation as a deadeye three-point shooter who can fire off screens or in transition. [1][4][6] The big takeaway: he looks like a specialist whose value is in shooting gravity, not box-score volume, which makes him interesting for teams that need floor spacing and a quick-trigger perimeter threat. [1][4][6]
