Tulane’s sharpshooting guard who brought instant spacing
Indira Kaljo stood out at Tulane as a high-value **three-point specialist** and competitive guard who could change a game with her shot-making and energy; Tulane’s own release called her an "excellent three-point shooter" and a "great competitor," while ESPN lists her 2009-10 production at 3.2 points, 1.4 rebounds, and 0.4 assists per game with a 26.1% field-goal rate. Her differentiator is clear: she adds perimeter gravity and toughness more than box-score volume, so she fits best as a floor-spacing guard who can raise a team’s intensity and make defenses pay for overhelping.
