Sources: Ex-UNC star Love decommits from U-M

Jeff Borzello, ESPN Staff WriterMay 17, 2023, 07:10 PM ET

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• Basketball recruiting expert.
• Signed up with ESPN in 2014.
• Graduate of University of Delaware.North Carolina transfer Caleb Love is no

  longer dedicated to Michigan and has actually resumed his recruitment, sources validated to ESPN on Wednesday.Love devoted to the Wolverines last month, however sources informed ESPN there was an admissions problem associated to credits transferring.The St. Louis native now becomes the best offered player in the males’s basketball transfer website. He initially picked Michigan

  over home-state Missouri.Editor’s Picks 2 Associated A 6-foot-4 junior guard, Love averaged a career-high 16.7 points last season, shooting 37.8 %from the field and contributing 3.7 rebounds and 2.8 assists.The former first-class

  recruit boosted his stock during North Carolina’s go to the championship game game in 2022, averaging 18.8 points in six NCAA tournament games. He scored 30 points and made six

  3-pointers versus UCLA in the Sweet 16, then had 28 points against Duke in the Last Four.Instead of going into the NBA draft, Love went back to the Tar Heels for another season, along with three other starters from the 2022 title-game group. But after opening the season ranked No. 1, North Carolina proceeded to finish 20-13 and miss out on the NCAA tournament.Michigan has actually had a difficult offseason rebuilding its roster after losing starters Jett Howard and Kobe Bufkin to the NBA draft and star big guy Hunter Dickinson to Kansas through the transfer website. Coach Juwan Howard has actually landed 2 transfers– Tray Jackson (Seton Hall)and Nimari

  Burnett( Alabama)– this spring, but likewise just recently hosted Toledo transfer RayJ Dennis.247 Sports initially reported Love’s decommitment from the Wolverines.