Inside the playbook: Joel Berry, Luke Maye and pick-and-pop madness
Posted May 22, 2017
One of the defining moments of North Carolina’s sprint to the 2017 NCAA Tournament title will always be Luke Maye’s game-winning shot against Kentucky. Maye was able to differentiate himself from UNC's other impressive post players by bringing this skill to the table: shooting from an unusual position. Maye shot 40 percent on three-pointers as a sophomore.
(ACC Sports Journal)
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