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That’s Drake Maye ‘Playing the Best Position in the World’


For over an hour or so on the field at Oceanside Collegiate Academy, the older brothers played receiver for and (who spent last season on the Eagles’ roster), the same way they’d give defensive looks during a spot-shooting drill later in the gym (Drake was tasked with closing out on Luke near the three-point arc). (Sports Illustrated)

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That’s Drake Maye ‘Playing the Best Position in the World’