You are much better off using the Ethernet and Roon. I'll be surprised if you can use the Nucleus USB port as, essentially, a USB network adapter port. It’s only there for music, and expects a USB music receiver.
So, you could, as mentioned, use a USB to coax converter (though this is iffy due to hardware compatability issues.) and end up with S/PDIF, but that loses the asynchronous features.
Using Roon over Ethernet allows the use of the M33’s asynchronous mode and internal buffer. Having said that, you can use an isolator or even do Ethernet/fiber/Ethernet conversion if you want to which maintains the asynch features.
Asynch is important because it allows your DAC’s clock to be the single metronome used to reproduce music.