Zvonimir Ivisic is reportedly looking for a new team for the 2025-26 season.
The Arkansas big man, a Kentucky transfer who followed John Calipari to Fayetteville, is set to return to the transfer portal, according to reports.
Arkansas forward Zvonimir Ivisic will enter the transfer portal, per multiple reports.The 7'2" big man averaged 8.5 points, 4.3 rebounds, and 1.9 blocks per game this season. The Razorbacks' first major portal departure.
— JC Hoops (@JacksonCollier) March 31, 2025Ivisic was limited to playing just 15 games for Calipari at Kentucky last season, as the NCAA did not declare him eligible until Jan. 16, 2024. In those 15 games off the bench, Ivisic played 176 minutes, averaging 5.5 points and 3.3 rebounds per outing.
When Calipari made the move from Kentucky to Arkansas, Ivisic followed. He saw more playing time in the 2nd season of his career, logging 668 minutes over 35 appearances with 19 starts. As a sophomore, the big man averaged 8.5 points, 4.3 rebounds and 1.9 blocks per outing. He logged 27 points on Feb. 8 against Alabama.
Listed at 7-2, 245 pounds, Ivisic is from Vodice, Croatia. We’ll see what’s next for the big with 2 seasons of SEC experience playing for Calipari.
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