Women's Basketball

Bojan Jankovic
- Title:
- Assistant Head Coach
- Email:
- bojanjankovic@usf.edu
Bojan Jankovicย joined the University of South Floridaโs womenโs basketball staff as the assistant head coach in May 2024.
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โWe are very excited to have Bojan (Jankovic) join our staff here at South Florida,โ said Head Coach Fernandez. โHe brings over 25 years of combined coaching experience from collegiate and international programs to Tampa Bay. Bojan is an excellent fit with our staff and student-athletes.โ
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โIt is a huge honor and pleasure to join Coach Fernandez as the assistant head coach with the University of South Floridaโs womenโs basketball program,โ said Jankovic. โBetween Coach Fernandez, his staff, players, and the location, South Florida is the dream job for me. The program has an incredibly bright future Iโm so excited to get to work with one of the best staffs in the county. Go Bulls!โ
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COACHING RESUME
Jankovic got his start as an assistant coach for the University of the Ozarks menโs basketball program, where he worked primarily with the post players during the 2005-06 season. Jankovic handled many facets of coaching for the Ozarks, including recruiting and coordinating travel, and scouting.
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Jankovic then served as an assistant coach at the Centenary College of Louisiana for three seasons, before taking over as head coach for the 2009-10 campaign.
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The Belgrade, Serbia native assisted at Oral Roberts from 2010-15, where he helped the Golden Eagles win the 2012-13 Southland Conference Championship title. During Jankovicโs five-year tenure, the Golden Eagles played in one NCAA Tournament (2012-13), had a pair of WNITโs (2010-11, 2011-12) appearances, and played in the WBI (2014-15).
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Jankovic then spent four years at Wyoming, where the Cowgirls reached the WNIT three times, and made an appearance in the 2018-19 WNIT Elite Eight. Jankovic was key in cultivating talent from across the globe, as 10 of the 16 players on the Cowgirls roster were international in his final season in Laramie, Wyo.
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Jankovic moved to the Bayou State where he was an assistant coach at Louisiana Tech from 2019-22. During his three-year tenure with the Bulldogs, Jankovic tutored the LA Tech post players and was instrumental in the squadโs 2021-22 WNIT bid.
Most recently, Jankovic wasย an assistant coach for Ole Miss from 2022-24. Jankovic guided the Rebel bigs to shatter the programโs single-season block record with 190 total rejections during the 2023-24 season. During Jankovicโs two seasons with the Rebels, the program had a combined record of 49-18, which included two NCAA Tournament appearances and a Sweet 16 appearance in 2022-23.
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SERBIAN NATIONAL TEAM EXPERIENCE
From 2013-17, Jankovic served as an assistant coach on the Serbian Womenโs Senior National Team. During his time with Serbia, Jankovic helped his homeland to win its first-ever pair of womenโs basketball medals. In 2015, Serbia claimed gold at the FIBA Womenโs EuroBasket to qualify for the 2016 Rio Olympics. Then on the worldโs biggest stage, at the 2016 Rio Olympics, Jankovic and Serbia earned a Bronze medal with a 70-63 win against France. He was also the head womenโs basketball coach of the U20 Serbian National team at the 2022 FIBA U20 Womenโs European Championship (Hungary). The U20 team went on to finish eighth in the semifinals of the event.
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PROFESSIONAL CALIBER EXPERIENCE
Jankovic also held an assistant coach position with Radnicki Basketball Club (menโs) in Serbia for five years (1999-04) and served as the head coach for the U18 team. In Europe, Jankovic had the opportunity to work with Igor Koskov, who is currently an assistant for the Atlanta Hawks in the NBA.
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PLAYING CAREER/EDUCATION
Jankovic began his playing career with Belgrade Basketball Club (1983-93) in Serbia and played for Radnicki Basketball Club (1993-95) before coming to the United States. He spent his collegiate years at Mount Senario College in Ladysmith, Wisc., where he led the team to the 1996 National Small College National Championship. In 1997-98 he played for Avtodoroznik in the Russian Pro League. Jankovic earned his Bachelor of Science in Physical Education from the University of the Ozarks in 2006.
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PERSONAL
Jankovic is married to Bojanaย and has twoย children, Anja and Vuk.
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โWe are very excited to have Bojan (Jankovic) join our staff here at South Florida,โ said Head Coach Fernandez. โHe brings over 25 years of combined coaching experience from collegiate and international programs to Tampa Bay. Bojan is an excellent fit with our staff and student-athletes.โ
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โIt is a huge honor and pleasure to join Coach Fernandez as the assistant head coach with the University of South Floridaโs womenโs basketball program,โ said Jankovic. โBetween Coach Fernandez, his staff, players, and the location, South Florida is the dream job for me. The program has an incredibly bright future Iโm so excited to get to work with one of the best staffs in the county. Go Bulls!โ
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COACHING RESUME
Jankovic got his start as an assistant coach for the University of the Ozarks menโs basketball program, where he worked primarily with the post players during the 2005-06 season. Jankovic handled many facets of coaching for the Ozarks, including recruiting and coordinating travel, and scouting.
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Jankovic then served as an assistant coach at the Centenary College of Louisiana for three seasons, before taking over as head coach for the 2009-10 campaign.
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The Belgrade, Serbia native assisted at Oral Roberts from 2010-15, where he helped the Golden Eagles win the 2012-13 Southland Conference Championship title. During Jankovicโs five-year tenure, the Golden Eagles played in one NCAA Tournament (2012-13), had a pair of WNITโs (2010-11, 2011-12) appearances, and played in the WBI (2014-15).
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Jankovic then spent four years at Wyoming, where the Cowgirls reached the WNIT three times, and made an appearance in the 2018-19 WNIT Elite Eight. Jankovic was key in cultivating talent from across the globe, as 10 of the 16 players on the Cowgirls roster were international in his final season in Laramie, Wyo.
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Jankovic moved to the Bayou State where he was an assistant coach at Louisiana Tech from 2019-22. During his three-year tenure with the Bulldogs, Jankovic tutored the LA Tech post players and was instrumental in the squadโs 2021-22 WNIT bid.
Most recently, Jankovic wasย an assistant coach for Ole Miss from 2022-24. Jankovic guided the Rebel bigs to shatter the programโs single-season block record with 190 total rejections during the 2023-24 season. During Jankovicโs two seasons with the Rebels, the program had a combined record of 49-18, which included two NCAA Tournament appearances and a Sweet 16 appearance in 2022-23.
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SERBIAN NATIONAL TEAM EXPERIENCE
From 2013-17, Jankovic served as an assistant coach on the Serbian Womenโs Senior National Team. During his time with Serbia, Jankovic helped his homeland to win its first-ever pair of womenโs basketball medals. In 2015, Serbia claimed gold at the FIBA Womenโs EuroBasket to qualify for the 2016 Rio Olympics. Then on the worldโs biggest stage, at the 2016 Rio Olympics, Jankovic and Serbia earned a Bronze medal with a 70-63 win against France. He was also the head womenโs basketball coach of the U20 Serbian National team at the 2022 FIBA U20 Womenโs European Championship (Hungary). The U20 team went on to finish eighth in the semifinals of the event.
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PROFESSIONAL CALIBER EXPERIENCE
Jankovic also held an assistant coach position with Radnicki Basketball Club (menโs) in Serbia for five years (1999-04) and served as the head coach for the U18 team. In Europe, Jankovic had the opportunity to work with Igor Koskov, who is currently an assistant for the Atlanta Hawks in the NBA.
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PLAYING CAREER/EDUCATION
Jankovic began his playing career with Belgrade Basketball Club (1983-93) in Serbia and played for Radnicki Basketball Club (1993-95) before coming to the United States. He spent his collegiate years at Mount Senario College in Ladysmith, Wisc., where he led the team to the 1996 National Small College National Championship. In 1997-98 he played for Avtodoroznik in the Russian Pro League. Jankovic earned his Bachelor of Science in Physical Education from the University of the Ozarks in 2006.
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PERSONAL
Jankovic is married to Bojanaย and has twoย children, Anja and Vuk.
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