Who is Caleb Love and how old is he?

CALEB Love is a sophomore player for UNC who helped lead the team past Duke in the Final Four to reach the NCAA Championship game.

Here’s what to know about the North Carolina point guard, who is originally from Missouri.

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Who is Caleb Love?

Caleb Love is a sophomore point guard for the North Carolina Tar Heels.

He started in 37 games for the Heels during the 2021-2022 season.

Love went to high school in Missouri, where he won the Gatorade Player of the Year award.

According to ESPN, he averaged 16 points per game during the regular season.

However, he then shot to an average of 20 during the NCAA Tournament, according to the News and Observer.

He had 28 points in the Final Four match-up against Duke University, which is Carolina’s rival school.

However, he only managed to get six points in the first half, but once he was warmed up, he scored 22 in the second half.

In a tweet posted to the UNC Men’s basketball Twitter account, Caleb Love said of being able to make Carolina history, “It means everything to me. I couldn’t do it without my guys and my coaches. I give all the credit to them. They put me in the position and it was a team effort.”

How old is Caleb Love?

Caleb Love was born on September 27, 2001, making him 20 years old.

He was born to parents Dennis Love and Alecia Thompson, and he is an only child.

He has a good relationship with both Dennis and Alecia, telling Sports Illustrated, “My parents were just always put in my head to just stay in the gym, so that’s all I did.

“That was the standard, being in the gym, being humble. As my stock grew, I just kept working and staying the course. That’s what works.”

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Caleb Love dunks during a game in the NCAA tournament[/caption]

How can I watch the UNC-Kansas Championship game?

The game will be broadcast live on April 4, 2022, with tipoff set for 9:20pm ET.

You can catch the game on ESPN, TBS, or you can stream it on the NCAA’s online live stream.

This is a notable game, as former head coach of the Tar Heels, Roy Williams, coached as Kansas’ head coach for years before trading in his Jayhawks gear for Carolina Blue.