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Bo knows Italy: All-Euroleague second-teamer McCalebb gets with Montepaschi Siena

July 26, 2010

Montepaschi Siena announced the signing of Bo McCalebb, Partizan Belgrade’s starting point guard for their run to the Euroleague Final Four, Adriatic League title and Serbian Superleague championship, on Sunday.

Quite a signing for MPS, then, who lost their long-time point guard Terrell McIntyre to Unicaja Malaga in this offseason.

Official Euroleague writeup follows the break.

(Euroleague) — Italian League champion Montepaschi Siena found a new point guard in Bo McCalebb, who inked a three-year deal with his new team on Sunday. McCalebb (1.83 m, 25 years old) arrives from Partizan, which he led to its biggest season in recent history, averaging 13.4 points, 3.4 assists and 2 steals in 18 Euroleague games as the team reached Final Four for the first time since 1998. They also won the Adriatic League, Serbian League and Serbian Cup titles together.

McCalebb, who arrived in Belgrade barely one week before the start of the competition, was chosen to the All-Euroleague second team.

McCalebb made his European basketball debut in Turkey playing for Mersin Burykshehir in the 2008-2009 season. There he averaged 17.4 points and 4.6 assists while leading Mersin to its first-ever Turkish League playoff appearance.

Previously, McCalebb played four seasons at his hometown University of New Orleans, becoming that school’s and its conference’s all-time leading scorer.

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Comments: 3
  1. Albert
    15 years ago

    Bo McCalebb is not the last one, Montepaschi Siena wants Rimantas Kaukenas, Montepaschi offers him a 3 years contract.
    Kaukenas left Real Madrid because the coach didn’t trust in him.
    More information in:
    www.elsextohombre.wordpress.com

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  2. Albert
    15 years ago

    I have finished all the transfer list of LEGA Italian, take a look
    www.elsextohombre.wordpress.com

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  3. radallo
    15 years ago

    I like McCalebb… but can BIE please tell Mr.Minucci that a Lavrinovic-Stonerook (or Rakovic) froncourt is not pretty the same that Maric-Vranes??

    Anyway one of the best PG addition possible

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