The Surprising Twist That Could Make Caleb Love and Arizona the Dark Horses No One Sees Coming
The 3-pointers going in seems to have energized Love back into some good habits as well. Some players start taking the ball to the hoop when their jumpers aren’t falling, but Love seems to be more confident in the rest of his game when his jumpers go in and defenders have to be extra careful about letting him shoot.
Love has shot 14 free throws over his last two games, his most over a two-game span this season. In both games, he’s had 20 or more points and five or more assists, something he had done just twice all season leading into the BYU game. Love has a good right-handed finish when he can get to the lane, and hits shooters in the shooting pocket on passes off a live dribble. He’s not a point guard, but he’s capable of making simple reads off his drives and forcing defenses to make tough decisions.
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