Brendan Marks

And then, you know, I'll tell you guys, I remember having a conversation last October with Huber Davis in his office and he

UNC had just finished playing BYU and A.J.

DeBonson at a preseason exhibition, and by all accounts, Caleb had outplayed A.J.

I think he had 22 and 10 and three blocks and a couple of steals, and it was kind of an eye-opener for me and for a lot of us who cover college basketball, and I asked Hubert, I said, is that like a one-off?

Was that like the best you've seen him, or is that kind of what you expect on an every-game basis?

And

You know, he just shrugged and smirked kind of like he knew a secret the rest of the world didn't.

And so I think, you know, the fact that this guy is as productive as he is already, you know, obviously says a lot, but there's a lot more untapped potential here.

I think it's going to take a couple of years for him to fully get there, especially offensively learning some better defensive habits.

But all the tools are there.

Yeah, you know, obviously he's not a great shooter so far.

You know, his handle, you know, he can absolutely handle the ball on the open floor.

I think it would be silly not to let him, but it can get tighter.

He had it poked away a couple of times.

You know, defensively, I kind of like to call him, he turned into a block merchant at times.

He would intentionally sag off people so that he could go and get those highlight blocks.

Nice.

You know, some of his off-ball defense, you know, you could see him ball-watching, maybe wasn't as always engaged.

But again, he's a young player.

Like, those are habits he has to develop.