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John Carter Jr.

Guard, No. 15. He adds 0.5 points a game, 1370th of every rated men's player. Next: Howard on Saturday.

Projected points5.1
Assists1.1
Rebounds1.8
Threes1.1
Minutes14.5
MarkOur chanceLast 5Last 10This season
5+ points47%1/31/31/3
10+ points14%1/31/31/3
2+ assists29%1/31/31/3
3+ assists12%0/30/30/3
2+ rebounds49%1/31/31/3
3+ rebounds28%1/31/31/3
1+ threes63%2/32/32/3
2+ threes31%1/31/31/3

Our chance (the blue mark) is the model's for this game: our own projection from minutes, production, the opponent and the pace, not a sportsbook's line. The gray bar and the other columns are simply how often he has done it. How these have done

Season

a game
2026-27
Games3
Minutes12.7
Points5.0
Assists1.0
Rebounds1.3
Field goals33.3%
Threes38.5%
Free throws—
Rating, per 100 possessions+0.3
Offense, defense−0.3, +0.6
Points a game he adds+0.5

Without him Davidson is about 0.5 points a game worse against a replacement. The rating is what the team gains per 100 possessions with him on the floor. No Division I games last season. Try the next game without him

Last 3 games

The blue line is the next game's projection. Every projection stays on its game's page afterwards, right or wrong.

Shots this season

5/15 from the floor
FromMade of takenCarter Jr.Division I
At the rim0/0—66%
Paint0/0—45%
Mid-range0/20.0%35%
Corner three0/10.0%34%
Other threes5/1241.7%32%

He has scored 15 on shots usually worth 13.9, about what those shots usually bring. Shots from the floor only; how shot luck works.

Game by game

this season
DateOpponentResultMinPtsRebAstFG3PT
Nov 10vs BradleyWon 62–452312324-104-9
Nov 7vs MercerWon 88–7683011-31-3
Nov 2at Washington StateWon 76–6170100-20-1