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Stefan Todorovic Talks Sixers Summer League, Fun Facts

Published 3 weeks ago3 minute read

Stefan Todorovic is one of the promising prospects on the Philadelphia 76ers’ Summer League roster. Last college season, Todorovic averaged 18.3 points and 5.5 rebounds for Pepperdine. The 6-foot-8 forward earned an All-WCC Honorable Mention. 

Todorovic also has experience representing Serbia in international play. The Belgrade native contributed to Serbia’s fourth-place finish in the 2021 FIBA U19 Basketball World Cup. 

In an exclusive interview with Philadelphia 76ers On SI, Todorovic discussed his transition from Pepperdine to the NBA. 

Feb 8, 2025; Pullman, Washington, USA; Pepperdine Waves forward Stefan Todorovic (7) has his last second shot blocked by Washington State Cougars forward Ethan Price (3) in the second half at Friel Court at Beasley Coliseum. Washington State Cougars won 87-86. Mandatory Credit: James Snook-Imagn Images / James Snook-Imagn Images

: For those unfamiliar with your background, how did you get to where you are right now? 

: I’m from Belgrade, Serbia. I played internationally before getting to Prolific Prep, where I then played with Adem Bona. Then, I went to SMU for two years, one year at San Francisco, and had my last year at Pepperdine. I had a pretty big year at Pepperdine. We finished the year with a strong conference tournament performance, where we lost in the semifinals against St Mary’s. I had a really good pre-draft process and ended up playing Summer League for the Philadelphia 76ers.

: What's your favorite memory from playing college basketball? 

: Definitely winning three games over three days in Las Vegas for a conference tournament, where we went there as a ninth seed. We, as a team, and me personally, played the best basketball of our lives. We beat Portland, Santa Clara, and Oregon State in three days.

: What was it like receiving a Summer League offer from the 76ers?

: I worked out for a bunch of teams around the league. The 76ers were not one of them. After a long process, a spot opened up. Both me and the 76ers thought it was a good opportunity for me to play for them for Summer League. It’s been an amazing experience. We had a couple days of training camp in Philly. Now, we’re in Salt Lake City playing against OKC tonight.

: How has your experience been so far in the Salt Lake City Summer League?

: The tournament just started, so we’ll see. I expect to get a chance in the next few days to show what I can do, and we’ll go from there. But the process just started. I’m patient and waiting for my chance. I want to help my team win.

: Are there any basketball stars that you model your game off of? 

: Right now, I’m looking at what my spot would be in the NBA, which is something similar to Bogdan Bogdanovic or Klay Thompson. I’m watching their film.

: What’s a fun fact about yourself off the court? 

: I can cook. I’m a pretty good cook. I can cook any type of pasta, scallops, and steak.

: Is there anything that you’d like to say to the 76ers fanbase? 

: Cheer for us in Las Vegas. Stay tuned. We expect big games from us. We’re going to play good basketball and try to win it all.

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