Behind Drake Maye's surprising Heisman Trophy campaign
Posted Nov 10, 2022
Because he didn't have the size to match up with his older brothers, Drake Maye learned to play smart. He was quick, with great court vision. "He was always way faster, always more agile," said Beau Maye. "He's probably the best athlete in the family." As fate would have it, those skills and that swagger were perfectly suited to playing quarterback, too.
(ESPN.com)
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