For 2026 arrivals the roster projection reads: G opening (5 ahead), F balanced (2 ahead), C balanced (0 ahead).
Of the latest cycle's 8 arrivals, 4 came straight from high school and 4 from the transfer portal.
Most arrivals come from CA, FL, IN.
11 of 14 recent arrivals held a national ranking — 11 of 14 appear in our cross-checked rankings ledger; players absent from the ledger are not necessarily unranked.
43% of last season's scoring returns.
The roster, as a depth chart
2026–27 · 14 players
Guards 10 of 14
Nikola Kusturica6′9″Fr
Joe Philon III6′8″Fr
Eric Dailey Jr.6′8″Sr · final yr11.6 PPG
Brandon Williams6′7″Sr · final yr2.6 PPG
Gunārs Grīnvalds6′6″Fr
Eric Freeny6′4″Jr2.0 PPG
Trent Perry6′4″Jr12.6 PPG
Azavier Robinson6′2″So
Jaylen Petty6′1″So
Markell Alston6′1″So
Frontcourt 4 of 14 · forwards + centers
Xavier Booker6′11″Sr · F · final yr7.3 PPG
Javonte Floyd6′9″Fr · C
Sergej Macura6′9″Jr · F
Filip Jović6′8″So · F
freshman final year — spot opens returning
Returning production
43%of recorded scoring returns
2 of 5top scorers returning
Top returning scorers
Trent Perry12.6 PPG in 2025–26 · returning
Eric Dailey Jr.11.6 PPG in 2025–26 · returning
Xavier Booker7.3 PPG in 2025–26 · returning
Computed from 12 of 15 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
4from high school4via the portal
10 of 14 roster spots were filled out of high school or held over.
Rankings
11 of 14
11 of 14 appear in our cross-checked rankings ledger; players absent from the ledger are not necessarily unranked.
1 five-star: Xavier Booker #14 (2023).
Where from
CA 8 · FL 2 · IN 2 · NY 2 · WA 2 · AZ 1
4 international: Ljubljana, Slovenia; Jūrmala; Novi Sad; Bijeljina
High schools: Centennial HS ×3; Harvard-Westlake School ×2; Christ the King HS ×2 and 2 more
Transfer flow
named arrivals and departures
2025–26 → 2026–27 · in
→Jaylen Petty
→Azavier Robinson
→Sergej Macura
→Filip Jović
2025–26 → 2026–27 · out
←Skyy Clark
←Jack Seidler
←Evan Manjikian
←Tyler Bilodeau
←Steven Jamerson II
←Christian Horry
←Anthony Peoples Jr.
←Donovan Dent
←Jamar Brown
How this roster compares
Big Ten Conference (18 programs, 2025–26 medians)
Measure
UCLA
Conference
Average guard height
6′5″
6′4″
+1″
Average frontcourt height
6′9″
6′9″
Roster size
14
15
−1
Freshman share
29%
29%
The five-year arc
kenpom rank · wins · conference finish
27–8 · Pac-12 2nd31–6 · Pac-12 1st16–17 · Pac-12 8th23–11 · Big Ten 5th24–12 · Big Ten 9th
Coaching staff
Mick CroninThe michael price family UCLA men's head basketball coach
Darren SavinoAssociate head coach
Rod PalmerAssistant coach
Nate GeorgetonAssistant coach
David SingletonAssistant coach
Staff changes3 on-court staff changes in 4 offseasons — 2 before 2023–24, 1 before 2025–26.
Academics
published admissions data
Acceptance rate9%
How this page is made: Rosters: official UCLA rosters, 2025–26 and 2026–27, read from the athletic department's own site · Season: UCLA'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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