Just a kid from Huntersville: UNC star Luke Maye gets high school jersey retired

Posted Jan 22, 2019
Luke Maye is special to the community at Hough High, his alma mater. And now Maye will be a permanent part of the school history. In a special ceremony Tuesday evening, school officials retired the No. 32 jersey that Maye wore for four years as a standout on the Hough basketball team. Maye, now a senior All-American with the Tar Heels, said he was “deeply honored.” (Charlotte Observer)

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