Versatile 6'7" Forward With Efficient, Low-Usage Minutes
In the 2024-25 season, Carson Denning gave Montana-Western a compact but efficient frontcourt boost, appearing in 8 games, scoring 15 points, and shooting 66.7% from both the field and 3-point range in limited minutes. His profile suggests a stretch-forward who can space the floor without needing volume, and at 6'7" he adds size that fits a rotation looking for length and efficiency. The main appeal is role flexibility: he looks like a low-mistake complementary piece rather than a high-usage scorer, which can be valuable for teams that want reliable, coachable depth.[1]
