Frank Ryder gives Denver a 6'10" frontcourt with shot-blocking upside
Ryder’s calling card is size with real interior production: Denver lists him at 6'10" and notes that, as a sophomore, he averaged 15.0 points, 9.0 rebounds, and 3.0 blocks before an illness shortened his junior season and he transferred back to Colorado.[6] Earlier college stops show a clear inside finisher—ESPN lists his Denver role as a forward with efficient scoring, and San Diego said he made 47.5% of his field goals while playing 25 games.[3][7] If your team needs a physical rim presence and experienced big-man depth, he fits.