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Class of 2026 SG Mark Morano Mahmutovič (Slovenia) COMMITTED TO SYRACUSE (4/6/26)

A couple highlights nothing special. No idea if this kid can even play to be fair or if it means anything
What was the comment about bringing 2 over? From Europe? Who said that?

Not saying you’re wrong I believe you, I just missed that comment.
 
I think this guy is 3 and not a 2

He drives an awful lot in his film. He's like Manu Ginobli (i.e. a big guard, but not fast) who has good moves in the lane to get to the rim. But no Euro-Step, like Manu invented.
 
He drives an awful lot in his film. He's like Manu Ginobli (i.e. a big guard, but not fast) who has good moves in the lane to get to the rim. But no Euro-Step, like Manu invented.

Uh, yeah. About that.

Clearly you didn’t see the highlights posted prior:

where he gets a steal,
does a 1-man fast break,
then pass-fakes into a Euro step for the bucket.

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So no idea if it’s just a friend .. assuming it is but Moreno just tagged this fellow Slovenian PG in his IG story. Remembering the comment about bringing two over and this being a PG thought I’d share from a little sleuthing

He didnt tag him in the story. Its some random account tagging them both as they were both in the play.
 
He didnt tag him in the story. Its some random account tagging them both as they were both in the play.

Fair enough. I caveated my post given it didn’t mean much most likely.
 
Didn't intend for my remark to come off as snarky. Just an observation!
There is a general feel we add another Euro, so who is to say we aren't on this kid, ya know?

My thoughts too. I’d love a euro to be the 5 man and then portal for the PG.
 

I was looking around the Internet for more video and information on Mahmutovič.

I found Givony referring to him as a little less athletic, but also saw that he was recorded with a 35.25" vertical.

Source of the 35+ inch measurement: The 35.25-inch vertical comes from physical testing conducted at the 2024 Basketball Without Borders (BWB) Europe camp, an event organized by the NBA and FIBA. This is a "max vertical" (likely with a run-up) and is considered an official testing number.

Givony is comparing him to other NBA wings... a 35 inch vertical is actually somewhat mundane in that grouping. The highest vertical leaps in NBA history are in the 4 foot range. Several current players are in the 43 to 44 inch vertical.

Still Mahmutovič, with that athleticism, seems big enough to play a stretch 4 for us, at 6'7, 205 lbs. Forcing opposing teams to guard his 49% three-point shooting with power forwards seems like a fun time for Orange fans.

 
I was looking around the Internet for more video and information on Mahmutovič.

I found Givony referring to him as a little less athletic, but also saw that he was recorded with a 35.25" vertical.

Source of the 35+ inch measurement: The 35.25-inch vertical comes from physical testing conducted at the 2024 Basketball Without Borders (BWB) Europe camp, an event organized by the NBA and FIBA. This is a "max vertical" (likely with a run-up) and is considered an official testing number.

Givony is comparing him to other NBA wings... a 35 inch vertical is actually somewhat mundane in that grouping. The highest vertical leaps in NBA history are in the 4 foot range. Several current players are in the 43 to 44 inch vertical.

Still Mahmutovič, with that athleticism, seems big enough to play a stretch 4 for us, at 6'7, 205 lbs. Forcing opposing teams to guard his 49% three-point shooting with power forwards seems like a fun time for Orange fans.

This is an interesting take. Had no idea he was 205 pounds. That could be a huge mismatch advantage on the offensive end. Could be really fun.
 
Still Mahmutovič, with that athleticism, seems big enough to play a stretch 4 for us, at 6'7, 205 lbs. Forcing opposing teams to guard his 49% three-point shooting with power forwards seems like a fun time for Orange fans.

Maybe on offense, but he couldn't guard any NCAA power forward, man to man.
Sorry. The only way that's possible is if we play zone. He's nowhere near big enough.
 

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