UNC offensive coordinator Chip Lindsey discusses Drake Maye's natural leadership

Posted Apr 11, 2023
New offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach Chip Lindsey hasn’t been a member of the UNC Football staff for long, but he already see what makes quarterback Drake Maye special. "When he became the starter he earned that by the way he approached work every day in practice. And then he went out and played well so now he’s got credibility." (On3.com)

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