Luke Maye’s winning shot memorable, but how he moves past it might define UNC’s season

Posted Oct 25, 2017
Luke Maye said his parents and teammates have kept him grounded, reminded him that while his accomplishment that game was significant, it isn’t enough to carry him through this season. Especially not when you consider he’s UNC’s lone experienced frontcourt player. That leaves Maye and three freshmen. So, has he moved past it? “I hope to heck so,” Roy Williams said. (Charlotte Observer)

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