D1 · West Coast Conference

Denver Men’s Basketball Recruiting: Roster & Openings

KenPom #238 · 15–17 · 2025–26 · Division 1 · West Coast Conference · Denver, CO

Denver finished 15–17 (Summit 4th, KenPom #238) in 2025–26. 14 players hold the 2026–27 roster; 12 are new this season.

Roster data through 2026–27

Roster14 players
New this season12
Transfer additions11
Clearest projected openingGuards and Forwards and Centers · 2028
Most common home stateMN (2)

Where the door opens

our roster projection · your arrival year

Guards and Forwards and Centers: open from 2028 — 6 ahead.

2027
Gblocked7 ahead
Fblocked5 ahead · multi-yr
Cbalanced1 ahead · multi-yr
2028
Gopening6 ahead
Fopening5 ahead
Copen1 ahead
2029
Gopening2 ahead
Fopen2 ahead
Copen0 ahead
2030
Gopen1 ahead
Fopen0 ahead
Copen0 ahead

Projections for 2029, 2030 are low-confidence reads.

Guards in that room (7)
Trey Cady6′9″So
Jaelen Nelson6′1″Jr
CJ Hyland5′9″Jr
Carson Johnson5′11″Jr
Will Kirsch5′11″Fr
Logan Threatt6′5″Sr
Kam Martin5′9″Jr
Forwards in that room (6)
Spencer Mahoney6′8″RS-Jr
Jordan Rogers7′1″Jr
Oskar Wickström Stümer6′8″So
Harry Bates—RS-Jr
Shaun Wysocki6′5″Jr
Charlie Dimmock—So
Centers in that room (1)
Baba Mbengue—RS-Jr
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If you want to play at Denver

How to get recruited here

For 2027 arrivals the roster projection reads: G blocked (7 ahead), F blocked (5 ahead · multi-yr), C balanced (1 ahead · multi-yr).

Of the latest cycle's 12 arrivals, 1 came straight from high school and 11 from the transfer portal.

Most arrivals come from MN, NC, WI.

0 of 14 recent arrivals held a national ranking — 0 of 14 appear in our cross-checked rankings ledger; players absent from the ledger are not necessarily unranked.

32% of last season's scoring returns.

The roster, as a depth chart

2026–27 · 14 players

Guards 7 of 14

Trey Cady6′9″So
Logan Threatt6′5″Sr · final yr
Jaelen Nelson6′1″Jr
Carson Johnson5′11″Jr20.1 PPG
Will Kirsch5′11″Fr
CJ Hyland5′9″Jr
Kam Martin5′9″Jr

Frontcourt 7 of 14 · forwards + centers

Jordan Rogers7′1″Jr · F
Spencer Mahoney6′8″RS-Jr · F
Oskar Wickström Stümer6′8″So · F
Shaun Wysocki6′5″Jr · F7.5 PPG
Harry Bates—RS-Jr · F
Baba Mbengue—RS-Jr · C
Charlie Dimmock—So · F
freshman final year — spot opens returning

Returning production

32%of recorded scoring returns
1 of 5top scorers returning
Top returning scorers
Carson Johnson20.1 PPG in 2025–26 · returning
Shaun Wysocki7.5 PPG in 2025–26 · returning

Computed from 12 of 14 players on the 2025–26 roster with recorded stats; "returning" means listed on the 2026–27 roster.

Who actually gets onto this roster?

How players arrive

1from high school11via the portal

3 of 14 roster spots were filled out of high school or held over.

Rankings

0 of 14

0 of 14 appear in our cross-checked rankings ledger; players absent from the ledger are not necessarily unranked.

Where from

MN 2 · NC 2 · WI 2 · AL 1 · CA 1 · FL 1

7 international: Kinshasa; Stockholm, Sweden; Guediawaye Dakar, Senegal; Atlanta, Georgia and 3 more

High schools: Butler Area H.S.; Westlake Chapparal H.S.; Harfield Academy and 2 more

Transfer flow

named arrivals and departures

2025–26 → 2026–27 · in

→Spencer Mahoney
→Jordan Rogers
→Oskar Wickström Stümer
→Trey Cady
→Jaelen Nelson
→Harry Bates
→CJ Hyland
→Baba Mbengue
→Logan Threatt
→Charlie Dimmock
→Kam Martin

2025–26 → 2026–27 · out

←Trajan Thompson
←Didier Maleng
←Corleone Dandridge
←Gabe Oldham
←Devin Carney
←Kaden Holdbrook
←Loch Cunningham

How this roster compares

West Coast Conference (10 programs, 2025–26 medians)
MeasureDenverConference
Average guard height6′1″6′4″−3″
Average frontcourt height6′9″6′9″
Roster size1416−2
Freshman share7%32%−25pp

The five-year arc

kenpom rank · wins · conference finish
#2982021–22#2762022–23#2852023–24#2722024–25#2382025–26
12–20 · Summit 8th15–17 · Summit 6th17–17 · Summit 8th11–21 · Summit 8th15–17 · Summit 4th

Coaching staff

Spenser BlandAssociate head coach
Kyle HeikkinenAssistant coach
Cory DixonAssistant coach
Staff changes8 on-court staff changes in 4 offseasons — 1 before 2023–24, 4 before 2024–25, 3 before 2025–26.

Academics

published admissions data
Acceptance rate78%
SAT midpoint1295
ACT midpoint29

How this page is made: Rosters: official Denver rosters, 2025–26 and 2026–27, read from the athletic department's own site · Season: Denver's 2026–27 roster is posted, so this page reads it; the conference comparison uses 2025–26, the newest season every program has on file. · Stats: 2025–26, the last season played — the 2026–27 season has no games yet. · New this season: players not listed on the 2025–26 roster; a newcomer who is not a freshman counts as a transfer addition · Ratings: KenPom, five seasons; conference finish computed among same-conference teams by rating · Openings: Depth Chart's roster projection from listed class years; confidence stated per year · Sample: among players who made a college roster — the data cannot see who didn't. Among players who made a college roster. Model judgments describe positions and cohorts, never a named player's future. Refreshed automatically when the rosters change. Corrections: research@mydepthchart.com.

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