UNC's offense is more than Drake Maye. How they plan to ‘hold each other accountable’

Posted Aug 5, 2023
When it comes to Carolina football’s offense, there’s plenty of talk about quarterback Drake Maye. What can he do in his (likely) final year of college? How much smoother will fall camp be now that he’s not fighting for a starting spot? How will new offensive coordinator Chip Lindsey change the playbook to accommodate the Heisman Trophy hopeful? (Charlotte Observer)

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