Courtesy of USF Athletics
Todorovic Transfers to Pepperdine
5/7/2024 10:52:00 AM | Men's Basketball
MALIBU – Pepperdine men's basketball head coach Ed Schilling announced the signing of versatile transfer forward Stefan Todorvic on Tuesday.
Stefan Todorovic | 6'8 | Forward | Belgrade, Serbia | SMU/USF
"Stefan is a very experienced player at the international and Division I levels," Schilling said. "Known as an excellent shooter who has great toughness, work ethic, and leadership skills, Stefan is a terrific addition to our program."
Todorovic joins the Waves by way of San Francisco and SMU, most recently seeing action in 22 games for the Dons– who finished third in the West Coast Conference last season– and contributed 3.8 points and 1.5 boards per contest, including a 17-point season high. Throughout his freshman and sophomore seasons in Dallas, Todorovic averaged 4.3 points and 1.9 rebounds, including a 27-and-10 game against Tulane in January of 2023.
The Serbia-native played for his home country at the FIBA U19 World Cup in 2021, helping his team to a fourth-overall finish. Todorovic was ranked #102 nationally by 247sports in his pre-college days playing for Prolific Prep.
"I am very excited to compete at such a high level as Pepperdine," Todorovic said. "I can't wait to meet my new teammates and, together with the experienced coaching staff, win as many games as possible and take the basketball program at Pepperdine to an even higher level."
Todorovic joins fellow transfers Aaron Clark and Alonso Faure in Coach Schilling's first class of recruits at Pepperdine.
Stefan Todorovic | 6'8 | Forward | Belgrade, Serbia | SMU/USF
"Stefan is a very experienced player at the international and Division I levels," Schilling said. "Known as an excellent shooter who has great toughness, work ethic, and leadership skills, Stefan is a terrific addition to our program."
Todorovic joins the Waves by way of San Francisco and SMU, most recently seeing action in 22 games for the Dons– who finished third in the West Coast Conference last season– and contributed 3.8 points and 1.5 boards per contest, including a 17-point season high. Throughout his freshman and sophomore seasons in Dallas, Todorovic averaged 4.3 points and 1.9 rebounds, including a 27-and-10 game against Tulane in January of 2023.
The Serbia-native played for his home country at the FIBA U19 World Cup in 2021, helping his team to a fourth-overall finish. Todorovic was ranked #102 nationally by 247sports in his pre-college days playing for Prolific Prep.
"I am very excited to compete at such a high level as Pepperdine," Todorovic said. "I can't wait to meet my new teammates and, together with the experienced coaching staff, win as many games as possible and take the basketball program at Pepperdine to an even higher level."
Todorovic joins fellow transfers Aaron Clark and Alonso Faure in Coach Schilling's first class of recruits at Pepperdine.
