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The University of Florida’s basketball program has set its sights on former five-star recruit Andrej Stojakovic, who has emerged as a key transfer target for the Gators.
An Instagram post by Gators Network highlights the 6’7” sharpshooter’s interest in joining the team.
Stojakovic, who entered the transfer portal after his time with the California Golden Bears, is now weighing his options, with Florida standing out as a frontrunner.
Stojakovic, known for his elite shooting and versatility, brings a high-upside skill set to the table.
During his sophomore season with the Golden Bears, he averaged 17.9 points per game, showcasing his potential as a long-range threat with a 32% three-point shooting percentage.
His recruitment has drawn attention from several high-major programs, but the Gators have made a strong impression.
California Golden Bears guard Andrej Stojakovic grabs a rebound in the first half at Spectrum Center.
California Golden Bears guard Andrej Stojakovic grabs a rebound in the first half at Spectrum Center. Bob Donnan-Imagn Images
The Gators’ coaching staff, led by Todd Golden, is prioritizing the addition of impact players like Stojakovic to bolster their roster for a competitive SEC run and title defense.
The Gators’ aggressive pursuit aligns with their up-tempo, perimeter-oriented system, which could allow Stojakovic to thrive as a scoring wing.
Although the Illinois Fighting Illini is currently viewed as the leader, the Gators remain firmly in the race, aiming to secure a player who could elevate their lineup.
Stojakovic’s decision could signal a turning point for the program’s aspirations in both SEC play and the NCAA Tournament.
As the transfer process unfolds, all eyes are on Gainesville. The Gators’ basketball future looks brighter with the potential addition of a talent like Stojakovic, whose skills could make an immediate impact.
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