There were no messages on Caleb Love's shoes as the Arizona guard prepared for his final game against Duke. Love isn't reflecting on his time at UNC:

Pervis Ellison still hits Duke fans hard, nearly four decades after keeping Coach K from his first title. Scotty Thurman took the knife in the 1994 national championship game. Richard Hamilton relegated the ’99 Blue Devils team to one of the greatest to never win it all.

A former North Carolina guard who battled the rival Blue Devils for three seasons, Caleb Love will play Duke for the second time this season for Arizona.

Caleb Love needs no introduction to the Duke Blue Devils. And Duke fans certainly need no refresher course on Love.

Love has played in nine games against Duke in his career, as the Blue Devils have been his most frequent opponent. While at North Carolina, Love played Duke seven times, six in the regular season and once in the Final Four, and he produced big numbers most of the time even though his production was inefficient.

Caleb Love once put away Duke at the Final Four — and ended coach Mike Krzyzewski's career. Three years later and two rounds earlier, Cooper Flagg and the Blue Devils stuck it to Love in the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament and spoiled his college finale.

The No. 1 seed Duke Blue Devils, led by freshman sensation Cooper Flagg, outlasted the No. 4 seed Arizona Wildcats 100-93 on Thursday night, despite a stellar performance by veteran guard Caleb Love,

Duke basketball was in a battle with Arizona in the Sweet 16 of March Madness, and Cooper Flagg spoke about his team getting the win.