Tulane’s Deadly-Accurate Guard and Clutch Shotmaker
In Tulane’s 2012-13 season, Jordan Callahan was a steady perimeter weapon who averaged 10.6 points, 1.9 assists, and hit 37.5% from three while starting 35 games, and his calling card was reliable shooting with enough poise to deliver in big moments. He finished his Tulane career as the program’s all-time 3-point leader, which tells you the offense was clearly built around his shooting gravity and confidence. If you want a guard who spaces the floor, competes, and doesn’t shrink when the game gets tight, Callahan is the kind of fit that quietly makes teams better.
