Roster reset: Notre Dame men’s basketball 2025-26 scholarship chart

Notre Dame added one player during pivotal offseason for head men’s basketball coach Micah Shrewsberry’s program, and its roster is finalized for the 2025-26 campaign.
In a year the Irish were expected to take a significant step from their 13-20 (7-13 Atlantic Coast Conference) record in Shrewsberry’s first season, they did not. Instead, they finished 15-18 (8-12 ACC). They suffered slumps such as a five-game losing streak, a four-game losing streak and seven losses in nine games, and they enter Year 3 under Shrewsberry with more questions than answers.
On April 13, the Irish secured a commitment from Northern Arizona transfer forward Carson Towt. He will be their only transfer addition, and he was the nation’s leading rebounder at Northern Arizona this past season at 12.4 per game. The Irish believe his rebounding will translate and they love his ability to pass out of the post (3.4 assists per game in 2024-25).
Here is Notre Dame’s scholarship chart for the 2025-26 season. As a reminder, teams are expected to have 15 roster spots available — all of which can be used on scholarship players — as a result of the House Settlement that is expected to be finalized in the coming weeks.
Notre Dame men’s basketball 2025-26 scholarship chart
KEY
* Has used a redshirt season, a medical redshirt season and is playing on the COVID-19 exception
^ Entered the NBA Draft but will likely return to Notre Dame
Position | Number of players | Four years of eligibility | Three years of eligibility | Two years of eligibility | One year of eligibility |
Guard | 8 | •Jalen Haralson •Ryder Frost | •Sir Mohammed •Cole Certa | •Markus Burton •Braeden Shrewsberry •Logan Imes | |
Forward | 5 | •Brady Koehler •Tommy Ahneman | •Garrett Sundra | •Carson Towt* •Kebba Njie^ |
Scholarship guards: 7
Scholarship forwards: 5
TOTAL scholarship players: 12
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• G Matt Allocco
• F Burke Chebuhar
• F Nikita Konstantynovskyi
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ENTERED THE TRANSFER PORTAL
• G J.R. Konieczny
• F Tae Davis
Roster by height/weight
- Tommy Ahneman (6-foot-11, 235)
- Garrett Sundra (6-foot-11, 215)
- Kebba Njie (6-foot-10, 250)
- Brady Koehler (6-foot-9, 180)
- Carson Towt (6-foot-8, 235)
- Sir Mohammed (6-foot-6, 215)
- Jalen Haralson (6-foot-6, 210)
- Ryder Frost (6-foot-6, 200)
- Cole Certa (6-foot-5, 200)
- Braeden Shrewsberry (6-foot-4, 200)
- Logan Imes (6-foot-4, 195)
- Markus Burton (6-foot, 190)
News and notes
• April 29: In a surprising move, the NBA’s early entry candidate list for the 2025 draft is released and Njie’s name is on it. He is expected to return to school.
• April 13: Towt announces his commitment to Notre Dame, through his agency.
• April 4: Burton confirms, through his agent, that he will stay with Notre Dame.
• March 25: Blue & Gold reports that Burton, who would have drawn significant interest from powerhouse programs if he entered the transfer portal, intended to stay with Notre Dame. Blue & Gold also reported that the Irish would not lose any outgoing transfers beyond Konieczny and Davis.
• March 24: Konieczny enters the transfer portal. He would later sign with Florida Gulf Coast.
• March 23: Davis enters the transfer portal. He would later sign with Oklahoma and enter his name in the NBA Draft, leaving open the possibility to return to school.