Andrej Stojakovic looks to elevate performance for Illinois this season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 7, 2026, 11:00 AM
Last updated Aug 7, 2026
Andrej Stojakovic, a wing player for the Illinois Fighting Illini, aims to enhance his game in the upcoming season. Following an inconsistent previous season affected by injury, he showed potential during the NCAA tournament, particularly in crucial victories. With a likely increase in his role this season, Stojakovic's ability to attack the rim and score effectively will be essential for the team's success. Illinois has strong supporting players, including new transfer guard Stefan Vaaks and forward David Mirkovic, which may provide Stojakovic more opportunities to shine on offense.
- •Stojakovic's previous season was inconsistent, hampered by an ankle injury.
- •He found success during the NCAA tournament, particularly against VCU and Houston.
- •Increased usage is expected this season with new team dynamics.
- •Illinois will have several key players alongside Stojakovic, enhancing offensive options.
- •The team aims to play at a faster pace this year.
- 11:00 AMYahoo Sports — Is Andrej Stojakovic due for a second-year leap with Illinois?
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