'Not just about me': Caleb Love expanded his game to become who he was destined to be

Posted Feb 5, 2022
This season, Caleb Love's shooting splits have shot up. Love is averaging 4.8 more points per game than last season, is shooting 15 percent better from outside the arc and has already surpassed his rebounding total from last season. “It's not just about me making shots,” Love said “If my shot’s not falling, I’m playing defense and getting my teammates shots.” (Daily Tar Heel)

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