Caleb Love

When it seemed like the sky was falling in Chapel Hill after rumors swirled of a mass exodus, it was one player’s decision to come back to school that effectively halted the panic. Caleb Love was one of the main names initially mentioned as a potential transfer. Shortly after talented freshmen Day’Ron Sharpe and Walker Kessler announced their departures, Love eased the minds of Tar Heel fans across the country by assuring his return. Now, in the midst of what figures to be a crucial offseason for Carolina, let’s look at Caleb Love will mean for next year’s squad.

North Carolina point guard Caleb Love will return to Chapel Hill for his sophomore season putting an end to rumors that he would transfer out of the program, he announced on Friday night. ”Expect to see a huge improvement next season,” Love told 247Sports. The 6-foot-4, 195-pound prospect out of...

Just one week after the UNC Basketball program saw their 2020-21 season come to an end in disappointing fashion, a few players have made decisions on their future. First, Walker Kessler announced he was transferring and then a day later it was Day’Ron Sharpe choosing to go to the NBA.

The North Carolina Tar Heels got some good news with the announcement that Caleb Love would be returning for his sophomore season. He will not be joining his teammate and fellow freshman Day’Ron Sharpe in the 2021 NBA Draft. Love was a highly touted recruit coming into North Carolina and despite a rocky start, showed the flashes of a great college guard. The hope is he fine-tunes his skill and positions himself for a first-round selection in the 2022 NBA Draft. Roy Williams for the first time in three seasons will not start a freshman point guard to lead his offense.

Caleb Love had an extremely productive 2020-21 season for the Tar Heels. Love led UNC’s team with 101 assists on the year and was Carolina’s 2nd leading scorer, averaging 10.5 points per game. The ACC All-Freshman team member was also 2nd on the team in steals and three-pointers. Enjoy the best plays of Love’s 2021-21 campaign […]

Listen to what North Carolina guard Caleb Love had to say about what the Tar Heels learned about themselves during the ACC Tournament and how that can apply to the NCAA Tournament. Love spoke after the loss to Florida State Friday, March 12, 2021.

North Carolina's regular-season finale will come on Saturday evening when the Tar Heels (15-9, 9-6 ACC) take on Duke (11-10, 9-8 ACC) on Senior Night in the Smith Center. For the second time this season, a select number of UNC students and fans will be allowed in the arena for the game.

North Carolina's freshmen have been a focus of conversation in determining their inconsistency on the court. Game after game, trying to pinpoint one detail of correction becomes difficult as Coach Roy Williams becomes stunned and almost repetitive in why his team can't compete the full 40 minutes. After a two-point...

The North Carolina Tar Heels are looking to get back on the right track of ACC play after losing to Virginia in their last league outing. At halftime of Saturday’s game against Louisville, it looks like it’s only a matter of time until that happens. At the break, the Tar...

Louisville’s Carlik Jones stole the ball away from North Carolina’s Caleb Love, but Love did not give up on the play. Watch as Caleb Love chases down Jones and blocks this layup attempt for the ACC Must See Moment.

North Carolina point guard Caleb Love was named ACC Freshman of the Week on Monday after he scored a season-high 25 points and seven assists in UNC's 91-87 win over Duke. Love was 9-for-16 from the field and 4-for-5 from three in what was his best performance of the season.

Fresh off a scintillating performance in UNC’s 91-87 win at Duke on Saturday, Tar Heel point guard Caleb Love was selected Monday as the ACC Freshman of the Week. It’s the second time in the last three weeks that Love has won the award, joining teammates R.J. Davis and Day’Ron Sharpe as UNC players to claim the honor this season.

The UNC Basketball program completed a 1-1 week in which they started off with a low and then ended with a high in terms of their games. After starting the week with a loss to Clemson, it was freshman guard Caleb Love that saved the day on Saturday night in Durham. And now he’s being honored again for his play this past week.

By now you’ve watched, read, and digested one of the most memorable performances by a UNC freshman at Cameron Indoor Stadium. Caleb Love was sensational. He finished with 25 points and seven assists on 9-16 shooting (4-5 from deep). It was as complete a performance as we’ve seen. However, the...

All season Roy Williams has told the media how special a player Caleb Love is and can be. He raved about his potential as a defender and how dynamic he can be on offense. In Saturday night's 91-87 win over Duke it all came together for Love. He scored 25 points on 9-for-16 shooting, was 4-for-5 from three, 3-for-3 from the free-throw line, and added seven assists.

The North Carolina Tar Heels come out on top in their rivalry game against Duke on Saturday night. With neither team ranked and no fans in attendance, the first UNC-Duke matchup of the year felt a little different leading in. But in the end, it was a typical UNC-Duke game in terms of a nail biter and the Tar Heels came out on top.

Freshman Caleb Love was a walking bucket for the Tar Heels as they defeat in-state rival Duke, 91-87. DURHAM, N.C.- "He picked the perfect time" are the words from senior leader Garrison Brooks about freshman Caleb Love. Love stole the show from the opening act helping the Tar Heels secure their first win over Duke, 91-87. Saturday night's game is the highest-scoring matchup between the rivals in twelve years.