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In UNC’s Holiday Bowl loss, Drake Maye reminded us of what still could be for Tar Heels


’s presumably penultimate season as UNC quarterback ended with a Holiday Bowl loss, and his stellar play — with UNC missing its top two receivers and its offensive coordinator — underlined what a missed opportunity this season was, and how essential it is for the Tar Heels to make the most of Maye’s last season before he moves on to the NFL. (AOL.com)

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In UNC’s Holiday Bowl loss, Drake Maye reminded us of what still could be for Tar Heels


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