BYU’s Big Man Shake-Up | BYU Cougars Basketball News
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BYU basketball takes a major hit as six-foot-ten recruit Jakub Urbaniak, once hailed as a Shawn Kemp-style game-changer, exits the program due to eligibility issues — opting instead for an immediate pro career in Spain with CB Gran Canaria. In a swift turnaround, the Cougars land their replacement: seven-foot-one Serbian center Petar Ostojic, who’s already on campus and cleared to play after starring for Serbia in FIBA U18 EuroBasket. Meanwhile, Michigan State transfer Jaxon Kohler’s eligibility remains murky due to NBA Summer League participation — potentially opening the door for Ostojic to see heavy minutes. With one scholarship spot still open, BYU’s coaching staff now weighs whether to fill it now or hold for a mid-year addition, as eligibility chaos continues to ripple through college hoops.
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