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Klavzar Returns, Boosting Gators' Offense

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Florida Gators basketball fans rejoice! Junior guard Urban Klavzar has announced his return for the 2026-27 season, following a breakout year where he earned SEC Sixth Man of the Year. Klavzars commitment, along with sophomore Boogie Flands, bolsters the teams offense, as they await decisions from potential NBA prospects.

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Klavzar Returns, Boosting Gators' Offense

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College Basketball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Klavzar Returns, Boosting Gators' Offense. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

0:00On March 26, Florida Gators' men's basketball fans have some good news. Junior Guard Irvin Clavzar announced on social media that he's returning for the 2026-27 season. The Slovenian standout loved his time in Gainesville and wants to chase another championship run after last year's tough second round exit. He's the second back-war player committing to come back, following sophomore Boogiefland who shared his plans earlier the same day. Clavzar stepped up big this past season. Boosting his playing time from spot minutes as a freshman to about 21 minutes per game. His breakout year paid off with strong numbers, averaging just under 10 points while shooting over 40% from deep overall. That earned him the southeastern conference six-man of the year award, especially shining in league play and during the team's late winning streak. Clavzar proved vital as the Gators' top-outside shooter, delivering key performances like 20 points against TCU and 19 vs. Kentucky. Keeping him around with Flann strengthens the offense heading into next year.

1:03Now the Gators wait on three more decisions from potential NBA prospects. Tomas Hu, Alex Condon and Rubin Chinyaloo, setting up an intriguing off-season build-up.

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