Luke Maye’s Final Four stats for UNC: 2 points, lots of hugs, a lifetime of memories

Posted Apr 6, 2017
Huntersville’s Luke Maye could not keep the smile off his face in the locker room Monday night after his North Carolina team edged Gonzaga 71-65 for the national championship. “Nothing could mean more than this,” said Maye, who is from Huntersville and went to Hough High in Cornelius. “I came here because I wanted to be a national champion, and we did it.” (Charlotte Observer)

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