matt caleb shooting lights out for christian academy -- but making the shot is not the story. it's every that led up to that performance. news christian academy season and macula pro career -- matt caleb's career ended with the buzzer beater. kind of what you would call heartbreaking. but matt knows heartbreaking. at just 18, he had dealt was more than his share of pain. he lost his little brother andrew eight years ago to a sudden heart a limb and then -- tragedy knocked again. >> i went home to find my dad dead. it was probably the most painful experience i have ever dealt with in life. >> i wanted to go immediately and he said, wait and i will let you know and it got a little later, and i said, i'm headed over. we had a lot of tears. mark: he had lived through his son, but format the memories are countless. >> every day he would come home and shoot hoops until it got dark. mark: it was time to hit the road again with the archrival cape fear. >> you want to play? he said, what kind of question is that? i'm playing. mark: oh, he played all right. decided he needed to do more

matt caleb shooting lights out for news christian academy. but that is not really the story. it is everything that led up to that performance. >> news christian academy's season and matt caleb's high school career with a buzzer beating loss in the state tournament last week, the kind of results you would normally call heartbreaking. thing is, matt knows heartbreak, and is much bigger than like my dad -- [indiscernible] >> at 18, he already don't with his share of pain. he lost his little brother eight years ago with a sudden heart ailment. on february 9, right after again, tragedy again. >> my mom called me and said my dad was dead on the ground up you die had to go home to find my dad dead. it was the most painful experience i have ever dealt with in life. >> [indiscernible] i said, you know, i am headed over. once i got there, we had a lot of tears. >> just 49, bill caleb had lived through his son, relishing his every success on the court. for match, the memories are countless. >> my dad worked really hard. he was tired everyday, and he still got by. time to hit the arena a

matt caleb shooting lights out for news christian academy. but that is not really the story. it is everything that led up to that performance. >> news christian academy's season and matt caleb's high beating loss in the state tournament last week, the kind of results you would normally call heartbreaking. thing is, matt knows heartbreak, and is much bigger than basketball. >> i think about it and i am like my dad -- [indiscernible] >> at 18, he already don't with his share of pain. he lost his little brother eight years ago with a sudden heart ailment. on february 9, right after again, tragedy again. >> my mom called me and said my dad was dead on the ground up you die had to go home to find my dad dead. it was the most painful experience i have ever dealt with in life. >> [indiscernible] i said, you know, i am headed over. once i got there, we had a lot of tears. >> just 49, bill caleb had lived through his son, relishing his every success on the court. >> my dad worked really hard. he was tired everyday, and he still got by. >> to top -- two days later, time to hit the aren

caleb's high school career ended with a buzzer-beating loss last week. the kind of results you'd normally call heartbreaking. the thing is, matt knows heart break and it's bigger than basketball. >> i've known people who had their parents pass, and i think about it. it is bad on this day. >> just 18, caleb had dealt with more of his share of pain. he lost his brother eight years ago to a sudden heart ailment and on february 9 right after a game, tragedy struck again. >> my mom called me, and i had it was the most painful experience i've ever found in my life. said just wait and i'll let you know, and finally a little later, i said i'm headed over, and once i got there, there was a lot of tears. mark: just 49 and a former flame-throwing pitcher, bail caleb had lived through his son relishing every success on the court. for the matt, the memories are countless. >> my dad worked very hard every day and he came home dead-dog tired. mark: it was time to hit the court again two days later. >> you want to play? what kind of question is that, i'm playing. >> oh, he played all right. normally a 12-point scorer, matt decided he needed t