Earl Calloway brought steady, two-way point-guard play to Indiana
In the 2006 season, Earl Calloway was a dependable Indiana guard who combined efficient scoring with playmaking, finishing his career season at Indiana at 9.6 points and 3.3 assists per game while shooting 47.1% from the field. His calling card was poise: he ran the offense, defended competently, and could swing momentum in big moments, including a near triple-double against Gonzaga in the 2006 NCAA Tournament. If you want a steady floor general with toughness, experience, and no-nonsense leadership, he fit the bill.
