Nemanja Djurisic - 2011 PF

6’8, 220lbs from South Kent HS in Connecticut. We are listed on ESPN and in a recent Adam Zagoria blog as a team with interest.

*[b]Nemanja Djurisic, 6-8 2011 F/C, South Kent[/b] A big man who likes to shoot from deep, Djurisic whot 3 of 10 overall and 1 of 3 from deep en route to 8 points and a team-high 11 rebounds in the loss to Notre Dame Prep. South Kent coach[b] Kelvin Jefferson[/b] listed [b]N.C. State, Arizona State, Utah, Fairfield, Stony Brook, ECU, Clemson, Richmond and Charlotte[/b] as schools of interest.
[url=http://rivals.yahoo.com/ncaa/basketball/recruiting/player-Nemanja-Djurisic-119838]Rivals[/url] - 3 star

Scout - 3 star

ESPN - 88 rating, 2 star
ESPN player evaluation

Strengths:
Djurisic is a versatile big man who can impact the game in a variety of ways. He is a rugged big man with a strong body and willingness to play through contact, but also possesses an inside out skill set, good feel for the game, and crafty instincts inside the paint. He scores with both hands around the rim, is a capable low post scorer, can stretch opposing defenses to the arc, and handle the ball in the open court. He doesn’t mind banging on the block, has a good nose for the ball, goes hard to the glass on both ends, and is a well schooled team defender.
Weaknesses:
While Djurisic is a little more mobile laterally than he looks he isn’t an exceptional athlete vertically and so can run into match-up problems against bouncier and more explosive big men, especially when he can’t match their size or length. Offensively, he is a bit of a jack of all trades but master of none as he doesn’t have any one overwhelming weapon that consistently allows him to create his own shot.
Bottom Line:
Djurisic is solid in all aspects of his game and his biggest strength is his ability to do so many little things to help his team win games without having to score in high volume to make an impact. He projects as a solid role player at the high-major level or an impact player at the mid-major level.NotesNative of Podgorica, Montenegro…Fairfield, Stony Brook, St. John’s, Georgia, Rhode Island and Charlotte are also involved…

Ha ha ha ha

http://www.eurobasket.com/player.asp?Cntry=MNT&PlayerID=131008

Averaged 14 & 7 in the European 18U championship games for Montenegro

Recent article that also mentions Charlotte: http://www.newenglandrecruitingreport.com/news/article/1789/Stock-Rising-for-South-Kent-Big-Man.php

he sounds like gokhan. i think we need a back to the basket player more than a shooter but i wont doubt major’s recruiting.

Strengths:[i] Djurisic is a versatile big man who can impact the game in a variety of ways. He is a rugged big man with a strong body and willingness to play through contact, but also possesses an inside out skill set, good feel for the game, and crafty instincts inside the paint. He scores with both hands around the rim, is a capable low post scorer, can stretch opposing defenses to the arc, and handle the ball in the open court. He doesn’t mind banging on the block, has a good nose for the ball, goes hard to the glass on both ends, and is a well schooled team defender.

No offense, but how does he sound like Gokhan???[/i]

nm. cant defend myself on this one. read like one line and jumped to conclusions. im gonna return my jump to conclusions mat. comment retracted.

Strengths:[i] Djurisic is a versatile big man who can impact the game in a variety of ways. He is a rugged big man with a strong body and willingness to play through contact, but also possesses an inside out skill set, good feel for the game, and crafty instincts inside the paint. He scores with both hands around the rim, is a capable low post scorer, can stretch opposing defenses to the arc, and handle the ball in the open court. He doesn’t mind banging on the block, has a good nose for the ball, goes hard to the glass on both ends, and is a well schooled team defender.

No offense, but how does he sound like Gokhan???[/i][/quote]

This would be a huge get, the dude sounds like a damn Dirk Nowiski!

It’d be nice to have this guy. We’d have all 5 positions recruited. He’d be another low-post guy and can stretch the court.

Is he Lamar Odem or Lamont Mack

I’d take Lamont Mack. Mack was a good player, but not meant to be “the” guy. He excelled as a #2 and there’s nothing wrong with that.

Add a Lamont Mack to next year’s roster? I agree, I’d take that all day.

Yep. Would make us a top 4 or 5 team in the A10.

Yep. Would make us a top 4 or 5 team in the A10.[/quote]

No way.

Yep. Would make us a top 4 or 5 team in the A10.[/quote]

No way.[/quote]

Way 8)

I meant a Lamont Mack type player, not the actual Lamont Mack.

Two schools that he visited fired their coaches in NC State and Utah. Probably still a heavy lean to Arizona St but probably a lot more in play this spring. Sounds like the big guys like Texas and Minnesota are moving in though.

He told ESPN yesterday he has narrowed his final 4 down to ECU, Arizona St, Georgia, and Kansas St and is supposed to decide tommorow.

Georgia got him.