'He continues to produce and give us everything he has': Maye leads UNC past Louisville

Posted Mar 15, 2019
Even before he was announced in the starting lineup on Thursday, Luke Maye was greeted by a chorus of “Luuuuke” cheers from the crowd. But this time, it was for his accomplishments off the court. In the minutes approaching tipoff at the Spectrum Center, Maye was awarded the 2019 Skip Prosser Award given to the top scholar athlete in the ACC. (Daily Tar Heel)

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