high-effort, efficient senior forward with real stretch value
Kopriva’s profile is built on reliability and versatility: at GW he was a blue-collar captain with a contagious work ethic, and in the 2014-15 season he started all 28 games while posting career bests of 6.7 points on 52% shooting, 45% from three, and 3.6 rebounds.[1][6] He also flashed a higher offensive ceiling with 19-point outings against Fordham and Longwood, which suggests he can punish defenses when used as a smart complementary piece.[2][3] If your team needs a steady, team-first forward who can space the floor and compete every possession, he fits that mold well.[1][6]
