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Drake Maye bonds with UNC offensive coordinator Chip Lindsey over being a ‘country bumpkin’


With offensive coordinator Phil Longo leaving for Wisconsin, UNC needed to bring in a new offensive coordinator. Its choice was Chip Lindsey, a Gus Malzahn disciple with head coaching experience. Luckily, according to QB , he and Lindsey have a way of bonding. He says that Lindsey is a country bumpkin, making him easy and fun to be around. (On3.com)

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Drake Maye bonds with UNC offensive coordinator Chip Lindsey over being a ‘country bumpkin’


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