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North Carolina forward Luke Maye, one of the heroes of the Tar Heels' 2017 NCAA tournament men's basketball championship, was uninjured after his car flipped several times and came to rest upside down on a North Carolina Interstate. Maye's parents told the Charlotte Observer that their son walked away with no more than a few bumps…
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Early Monday morning, former Duke star Christian Laettner poked a little fun at Kentucky — and he celebrated a North Carolina player to do it. Laettner tweeted, "Luke my son ... May the force of the [No.] 32 be with you. [hashtag]uncdownsthecats [hashtag]theshotlives" Twenty-five years ago, Laettner, wearing No. 32, took a three-quarter court pass from…
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On Sunday night, Luke Maye helped the University of North Carolina make the Final Four with a buzzer-beating shot in the NCAA Division I Basketball Tournament. On Monday morning, he was in class. A Snapchat shared by UNC student Jack Sewell showed Maye, in a ballcap and track pants, receiving a standing ovation as he arrived…
MEMPHIS, Tenn. -- In a Final Four overrun by fresh faces, North Carolina is the one old hand that maneuvered through all the minefields to make it to Glendale, Ariz. Luke Maye's 18-footer from the left wing with 0.3 seconds left lifted the top-seeded Tar Heels to a 75-73 win over second-seeded Kentucky for the South…
