UNC's Luke Maye has gone from lowly to legend
Posted Mar 8, 2019
Of all the legendary shotmakers in UNC history, none was more unlikely than Luke Maye. From nowhere, with a cold-blooded game-winner vs. Kentucky, he launched himself into Tar Heel lore. I remember the confidence his unsurprised teammates expressed afterward. "I'm not shocked at all. He's been killing us in practice all year," Theo Pinson said.
(ABC 11)
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