Good ole Kevin Conners, ESPN’s most annoying analyst.
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Kansas:
• In Kansas City, KS, saying the name “George Washington” without adding the phrase
“blessed be his name,” can land you with a fine of up to fifty cents.
• Lawrence: All cars entering the city limits must first sound their horn to warn the horses
of their arrival. No one may wear a bee in their hat.
• It is illegal to catch bullfrogs in a tomato patch.
• It is illegal to hunt whales.
• It is illegal to put ice cream on cherry pie in Kansas.
Iowa:
• A man with a moustache may never kiss a woman in public.
• Horses are forbidden to eat fire hydrants in Marshalltown, Iowa.
• In Fort Madison the fire department is required to practice fire fighting for fifteen minutes
before attending a fire.
• In Ottumwa, Iowa, “It is unlawful for any male person, within the corporate limits of the
(city), to wink at any female person with whom he is unacquainted.”
Texas:
• A city ordinance states that a person cannot go barefoot without first obtaining a special
five-dollar permit.
• Borger: It is against the law to throw confetti, rubber balls, feather dusters, whips or
quirts (riding crop), and explosive firecrackers of any kind.
• Clarendon: It is illegal to dust any public building with a feather duster.
• In Mesquite, Texas it is illegal for kids to have unusual haircuts.
• It is illegal to milk another person’s cow.
• There is an old law in Texas that states you are unable to tuck your pants into one boot
unless you own ten or more cattle.
• You can be considered legally married by publicly introducing a person as your husband or wife 3 times.
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Zona is just short one really hotshot PG from being NC material IMO. Of course I’m not a guru. It just seems that the teams that win conferences and go deep in the tourney have a hotshot PG.
Caleb is a real joy to watch. I hope he ends up with the Rockets one day.
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Coaches love when guys ask them what they think their tourney seed will be. 
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Their PG is their best player-- Caleb Love.
He was big part of UNC going to Natl Ship game couple of yrs ago.
Love is really a shooting guard. He’s not so much a deal-n-dish
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Sometimes he is!
Hes absolutely their most important player. He really dictates how well they do.
Problem is their 3 guards? Love shoots a very streaky 32%. Not good
Bradley? Like 27ish%…ouch.
Lewis is like 17% lol.
** haven’t looked up exact #s in a little while but its close
Tough in the modern game. 20 years ago u can win it all like that…Today? Nope. U just cant. 0 chance.
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We’ll disagree on that one Funk. Yes, he can play off the ball but his Primary role at UNC & UA has been as a PG. He brings the ball up & is a distributor. But again maybe u look at it different, but i don’t see anyone else on UA who comes close to handling the ball like CL does.
Neither of them are very true PGs. 2 combo guards id say.
If love is a PG hes a scoring PG, shoot first PG, for sure. Certainly not a facilitator looking to make others better first.
I will agree he was more of a PG at UNC. but a scoring PG.
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We can debate the best player part always, just like we can for the Coogs. I was responding more on " that he is Primarily a PG as his position on the court.
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That’s my point. Caleb is at his best driving either in transition or off the ball. He plays much bigger than 6-4. But AZ won’t win a NC with him running point.
Is he not the main person w the ball usually when he’s in the game?
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Ya id say ur more right than wrong. Hes technically a PG more than a SG. just not a a very team oriented one.
Hes a classic high volume chucker and ball stopper (in a bad way lol)
I think we’re debating two different things. Caleb does have the ball mostly but I think his forte is open court, behind the arc, etc.
Either way he’s probably gonna have a good career playing guard in the NBA.
Im going to call Uzan a shooting guard. 
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Why! I said hes a PG!
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Again I’m using Arizona as the example here n who handles the ball. Whether he passes or takes 35 shots is btw him & Mr Lloyd