He looks like he has some skills. I don’t know enough about the San Diego roster to know why he only scored 8ppg.
Former St. john's role player Marcellus Earlington (the original bowling ball before Addae-Wusu) was their offenses focal point. And he's not very good, so read into that as you will.
Looking at Calcaterra's stats, I'm horrified by how many "2pt Js" San Diego took. Like everybody. It's so bizarre. They had 6 guys with over 40% of their shots coming on 2pt Js. Only Sanogo was at that level for us (his hooks usually count as that for stats purposes). They only had 2 guys take >40% of their shots from 3 (Calcaterra was one, right at 41%). We had 5. They were just about last in the country in 3PA, but also didn't give up very many. They played a "nobody shoots 3s" style.
As an individual, Calcaterra's ON/OFF defensive numbers are atrocious, so I wouldn't expect him to help us on that side of the ball at all. He gets to the rim about as often as Polley used to and he basically never draws any fouls. Spot up shooter statistical profile, and I expect him to shoot about 37% from 3 (I expect Hurley to cut out any long 2s from his game). That's roughly his career numbers and what he shot in non-conf last year, but he had a big slump in conference play. He's going to be pretty deep towards the bottom of the rotation, I think.
