Drake Maye, running backs impress as much as defense disappoints in UNC victory

Posted Aug 27, 2022
Drake Maye quickly threw away any concerns about UNC's quarterback situation after Sam Howell’s departure, and the Tar Heels’ young running backs looked impressive. Still, other worries from last season popped up against a short-handed FCS team Saturday. While Maye looked poised, his offensive line struggled at times but looked better. (Tar Heel Tribune)

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