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Caleb Love shows Tar Heels won’t be bullied as they roll past Notre Dame


’s critics came out after his performance against Pittsburgh, but he was strong in many ways as UNC looked dominant at times in dispatching Notre Dame. Love scored 18 points and three 3-pointers in UNC's 81-64 victory Saturday over the Irish in the Smith Center, but it was his reaction to a second-half incident that showed his leadership. (Tar Heel Tribune)

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Caleb Love shows Tar Heels won’t be bullied as they roll past Notre Dame


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