Height/Age: 6’5″, turning 22 in September 2025
Last Season Stats: 14.9 points, 3.6 rebounds, 2.3 assists per game in the ABA League
Shooting Efficiency: ~45% field goal, ~40% from three, ~87% free-throw
Recruiting Impact: Brings veteran shooting and international experience — hailed as a potential immediate contributor and a key addition for Hubert Davis and GM Jim Tanner
The move is significant because Bogavac played four professional seasons overseas and is one of UNC’s most seasoned recruits, effectively replacing the wing hole left by Drake Powell’s departure to the NBA draft .
Why UNC Flipped Their Commitment:
Bogavac brings a rare blend of shooting ability, international play, and maturity. His elite three‑point touch and completion in high-pressure European leagues give UNC confidence he’ll adjust quickly to college basketball .
What This Means for UNC:
Perimeter scoring upgrade: UNC desperately needed consistent wing shooting—Bogavac fills that need immediately.
ACC title buzz: Experts like Aaron Torresla believe Bogavac could be the missing piece for ACC contention .
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Bottom line: UNC strategically flipped to land Luka Bogavac, banking on his proven production abroad to elevate their wing scoring and depth—setting them up for a more complete, experienced roster in the upcoming season.
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