North Carolina blitzes Butler in NCAA tournament as Luke Maye emerges as a three-point threat
Posted Mar 25, 2017
The top-seeded Tar Heels’ 92-80 demolition of No. 4 Butler in a South Region semifinal Friday night provided almost zero drama, and yet a quirky delight within will make it difficult for North Carolinians to misplace in memory. It will be remembered as the night Luke Maye, a soft-spoken former walk-on from Huntersville, N.C., morphed briefly into a supernova.
(Washington Post)
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