6-8 forward who brought size, shooting touch, and steady rotational value to Idaho State
In the 2012-13 season, Dejan Kostur gave Idaho State a reliable frontcourt option: he appeared in 17 games, started five, shot 68% from the field, and even knocked down 50% from three in one stretch of play. His best traits were efficient scoring, solid rebounding in limited minutes, and enough positional size at 6-8 to guard multiple frontcourt spots. He also had a track record of durability and versatility over multiple seasons, which makes him appealing if a team wants a low-drama, low-mistake big who can stretch the floor a bit and do the dirty work.
