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Caleb Love At His Best When Tar Heels Needed It Most


The film room has become ’s friend of late. More than it was earlier in the season. Sloppy ball-handling had become part of a recent trend for the sophomore guard. So, Love watched more film of himself. Ball protection is paramount when facing Virginia Tech's defense, which was the task at hand for the Tar Heels on Saturday. And it paid off. (Tar Heel Illustrated)

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Caleb Love At His Best When Tar Heels Needed It Most