Cal guard Andrej Stojaković, a 6-7 sophomore and former McDonald’s All-American with an average of 17.9 PPG, has announced his entry into the transfer portal with a 'Do Not Contact' tag. As the son of former NBA Champion Peja Stojaković, his addition could address North Carolina's need for a strong guard presence following recent departures.
UNC has faced challenges in the backcourt with key guards departing, leaving senior Seth Trimble as their sole returning guard. While recent additions like Jonathan Powell and Kyan Evans aim to bolster the team, Stojaković's offensive prowess could elevate the Tar Heels further. Highly recruited out of high school, he now presents a sought-after option for various college basketball programs, including UNC.
Having previously played at Stanford and Cal-Berkeley, Stojaković's decision to enter the transfer portal has garnered interest from top teams. As a potential target for North Carolina, his addition could provide a significant boost to the team's backcourt and overall offensive capabilities, making him a player to watch in the ongoing college basketball landscape.