UNC’s Caleb Love joins outpouring after death of Kentucky guard, NBA prospect Terrence Clarke

Posted Apr 23, 2021
UNC guard Caleb Love joined the outpouring across the basketball world in expressing shock and sadness at the death of Kentucky guard Terrence Clarke, 19, who died Thursday after a car accident. He entered the NBA Draft pool last month. Love and Clarke were 5-star recruits whose paths crossed on the recruiting trail and at all-star events. (Burlington Times News)

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