veteran Quinnipiac guard with deep-bench value and low-usage reliability
In the 2007-08 season, Andrew Cashin was a reserve guard for Quinnipiac who appeared in limited minutes and contributed modestly on the stat sheet, but his value was more about stability, experience, and being ready when called. He averaged 0.7 points in his junior year and 1.3 points in his sophomore year, with a career-high 5 points and 3 rebounds against Concordia; that profile suggests a low-usage, team-first guard rather than a high-volume creator. If you need hustle, depth, and a veteran presence, he fits. If you need offense, he’s more supporting cast than headline act.
